Echoes of the England Vikings Archaeology and ancient DNA tracing Norse lives in England, 880–1037 CE 880 CE - 1037 CE England (United Kingdom)
Voices of Early Norse Greenland Bones, ruins, and genomes from Greenland's first Norse settlements 771 CE - 1200 CE Greenland (Eastern & Western Settlements)
Late Norse Greenland: Norse in the Ice Archaeology and DNA illuminate Norse settlers of Greenland's Eastern and Western settlements. 893 CE - 1277 CE Greenland (Eastern & Western Settlements)
Iceland — Early Christian Era Archaeology and DNA illuminate the island's fragile post-conversion communities 1050 CE - 1750 CE Iceland
Iceland Before Conversion Echoes of Norse voyages and island life, seen through archaeology and DNA 850 CE - 1160 CE Iceland (various northern sites)
Voices of Iceland's Viking Age Archaeology and DNA illuminate settlement, farms, and kin in 10th–13th century Iceland. 900 CE - 1300 CE Iceland
Viking Dublin: Seafaring Lives in Bones Fragments of Norse-era presence in Dublin told through archaeology and ancient DNA 665 CE - 900 CE Ireland (Dublin environs)
Norway: Viking Age Echoes Fjords, longships and genomes — tracing medieval Norwegian lives through archaeology and DNA 500 CE - 1600 CE Norway (Nordland, Troms, Trøndelag, Hedmark, Oppland, Telemark)
Echoes of Norse Poland Viking Age communities in medieval Poland seen through graves and genomes 892 CE - 1154 CE Poland (Bodzia, Cedynia, Sandomierz, Czersk)
Orkney Vikings: Threads of Norse Scotland Archaeology and ancient DNA portray Norse-era communities in Orkney 54 CE - 1160 CE Orkney, Scotland (United Kingdom)
Vikings in England: Bones & Genes Archaeology and ancient DNA reveal the tangled lives of Viking-era people in England. 880 CE - 1037 CE United Kingdom (England, Wales)
Dublin Norse Echoes Preliminary archaeological and genetic portrait of Norse-era presences in Dublin (665–900 CE) 665 CE - 900 CE Ireland (Dublin area)
