Danubian Dawn: Austria LBK Farmers Neolithic farmers along the Danube (5500–4500 BCE) where archaeology meets ancient genomes 5500 CE - 4500 BCE Austria (Lower Austria, Danube corridor)
Riverine Farmers of Early Austria LBK communities around Asparn Schletz revealed by archaeology and ancient DNA 5500 CE - 4500 BCE Lower Austria (Central Europe)
Shorelines of Change: Denmark TRB–CWC Three genomes from Jutland and Funen illuminate a dramatic late-Neolithic transition 2868 CE - 1974 BCE Denmark (Jutland: Toftum Mose; Funen: Stenderup Hage)
Pendimoun Dawn: Early Farmers of Provence Three Early Neolithic individuals from Alpes‑Maritimes illuminate France’s first farming footholds 5479 CE - 5331 BCE Alpes‑Maritimes, France (Pendimoun)
Les Bréguières Neolithic Shores Early–Middle Neolithic farmers on the Alpes‑Maritimes coast, 5216–4606 BCE 5216 CE - 4606 BCE Alpes‑Maritimes, Southern France
Riverine Farmers of Grand Est Early Neolithic communities in eastern France, 5250–4900 BCE — archaeology meets ancient DNA 5250 CE - 4900 BCE Grand-Est, France (Morschwiller-le-Bas; Schwindratzheim)
La Clape: Caves of Late Neolithic to Bronze Ages A coastal ensemble of burials and bones linking Neolithic farmers and Bronze Age shifts 3495 CE - 1547 BCE La Clape, Aude, southern France
Echoes of Late Neolithic Germany Six genomes from northern Germany reveal a fragile window into Late Neolithic lifeways and ancestry 5436 CE - 2937 BCE Northern Germany (Saxony-Anhalt, Niedersachsen, Mecklenburg‑Vorpommern)
Nea Styra — Early Bronze Age Echoes A coastal Euboean community (2851–2292 BCE) where archaeology meets early DNA glimpses 2851 CE - 2292 BCE Nea Styra, Euboea & Central Greece (Greece)
Tisza of the Great Plain Late Neolithic farmers on the Hungarian Plain in vivid archaeological and genetic relief 5000 CE - 4500 BCE Great Hungarian Plain (Hungary)
Plains Echoes: Hungary MN (ALBK) Neolithic farmers of the Great Hungarian Plain, seen through pots, houses and four ancient genomes 5400 CE - 4900 BCE Great Hungarian Plain, Hungary
Szatmár ALPc — Mezőkövesd Neolithic Three individuals offer a fragile genetic glimpse into Hungary's 6th millennium BCE 5500 CE - 5300 BCE Mezőkövesd region, northeastern Hungary
