Poland_Poznan_IA Pre-Slavic Greater Poland A long human story from Mesolithic lakeshores to medieval trade nodes, seen through archaeology and DNA 6814 BCE - 1287 CE Greater Poland (modern Poland)
Poland_Niemcza_IA Celtic‑Influenced Communities of Niemcza Archaeology and DNA illuminate Celtic motifs and mixed ancestries across medieval Polish sites 776 CE - 1200 CE Poland (Lower Silesia, Kuyavian-Pomeranian, Opole, Greater Poland)
Hungary_LBA_EIA_Piliny_Kyjatice Echoes of the Tisza: Early European A Carpathian Basin arc (6069–831 BCE) where archaeology and ancient DNA converge 6069 CE - 831 BCE Carpathian Basin & Eastern Europe
Echoes of Modern Israel A genetic and archaeological portrait linking Israel to diasporic sites in Poland and Georgia 2000 CE Israel; Poland; Georgia
Bell Beakers of Poland Late 3rd–2nd millennium BCE communities in southwestern Poland, seen through archaeology and DNA 2462 CE - 1751 BCE Poland (Samborzec 1, Kornice, Strachów, Jordanów Śląski, Żerniki Wielkie)
Kuyavian Neolithic Echoes A brief, evidence-based portrait of the Poland_BKG communities (4600–3980 BCE) 4600 CE - 3980 BCE Central Poland (Kuyavia)
Poland CWC: Echoes of Corded Lives Seven late Neolithic–early Bronze Age individuals from Poland connect burial rites to shifting genomes 2881 CE - 2250 BCE Poland (Pikutkowo, Oblaczkowo)
Czarnówko Wielbark: Baltic Threads Iron Age burials in Pomerania whose artifacts and DNA reveal local roots and surprising lineages 100 CE - 300 CE Czarnówko, Pomeranian Province, Poland
Dziekanowice Echoes Medieval graves at Dziekanowice meet DNA to reveal a cautious, evocative portrait 986 CE - 1200 CE Greater Poland Province, Poland
Echoes of Early Bronze Poland Iwiny and Gustorzyn lives glimpsed through bones, artifacts, and DNA 2340 CE - 1774 BCE Poland (Iwiny, Gustorzyn)
Echoes of Unetice: Poland, Early Bronze Age Five Unetice-period individuals from Polish sites illuminate archaeology and ancient DNA 2191 CE - 1691 BCE Poland (Przeclawice, Wojkowice, Szczepankowice, Polwica, Chociwel)
Kierzkowo Kin — Globular Amphora A cinematic look at Poland's Globular Amphora people (3400–2577 BCE) where tombs, pottery, and DNA converge 3400 CE - 2577 BCE Kierzkowo, Poland (Central Europe)
