Romania_PietreleMaguraGorgana_Gumelnita_C Danubian Echoes Chalcolithic communities of the lower Danube revealed through archaeology and DNA 5624 CE - 3026 BCE Lower Danube, Romania
Austria_KremsWA3 Echoes of the European Paleolithic Gravettian-era hunter-gatherers across ice-age Europe revealed by archaeology and DNA 39956 CE - 9400 BCE Belgium, France, Italy, Austria, Czechia, Romania
Echoes of the Huns in the Carpathian Basin Archaeological and genetic glimpses into 3rd–6th century Hun-era communities in Hungary and Romania 258 CE - 538 CE Carpathian Basin (Hungary, Romania)
Echoes of Modern Romania A snapshot of living landscapes in the Apuseni and Tismana in the year 2000 CE 2000 CE Romania (Apuseni mountains; Gorj county)
Urziceni Echoes: Bodrogkeresztur Romania A Chalcolithic community at the crossroads of farmers and foragers, glimpsed in bones and genomes. 4500 CE - 3500 BCE Southeastern Romania (Urziceni)
Riverborn Farmers of Early Romania Early Neolithic households along the Lower Danube, revealed by archaeology and ancient DNA 5721 CE - 5372 BCE Romania (Lower Danube)
Arman Bronze Age of Romania A fragmentary Bronze Age horizon at CRL Arman linking archaeology and maternal lineages 2150 CE - 1850 BCE Romania (CRL Arman)
Gârlești Dawn: Early Farmers of Dolj Three Eneolithic-era individuals from Gârlești tie southern Romanian landscapes to early farmer maternal lineages. 5624 CE - 5376 BCE Gârlești, Dolj County (Craiova), Romania
Curătești Boian: Late Neolithic Echoes Four Eneolithic genomes from Curătești link Boian lifeways to Neolithic farmer lineages 4984 CE - 4726 BCE Curătești, Romania (Danube Plain)
Iron Gates Mesolithic Echoes Riverborne hunter-gatherers of the Danube gorge between 7584–5630 BCE 7584 CE - 5630 BCE Iron Gates, Romania (Danube Gorge)
Farmers of Muntenia (Romania_N) Neolithic farmers (6000–4300 BCE) along the lower Danube, glimpsed through archaeology and five ancient genomes. 6000 CE - 4300 BCE Muntenia, Romania
Danubian Echoes: Pietrele Măgura Gumelnița A Chalcolithic community on the Lower Danube, revealed by archaeology and ancient DNA 5000 CE - 4000 BCE Lower Danube (Giurgiu County, Romania)
