Bones of Zealand: Saxon Medieval Voices Archaeology and DNA from 1000–1100 CE burials on Zealand, Kopenhagen 1000 CE - 1100 CE Zealand, Denmark (Kopenhagen)
Saxon England: Voices in the Soil Burials, artifacts and DNA tracing early medieval lives across England 400 CE - 1154 CE England (United Kingdom)
Sedgeford Anglo‑Saxon Echoes Fragmentary voices from 700–800 CE Norfolk linking archaeology and ancient DNA 700 CE - 800 CE Norfolk, England (Sedgeford)
Saxon England: Echoes of Migration Archaeology and genomes illuminate lives in early medieval eastern England. 400 CE - 1100 CE Eastern England (Kent, Norfolk, Cambridgeshire, Suffolk)
Alt‑Inden Saxons: Voices from the Early Medieval Rhine Seventeenth genomes from Alt‑Inden illuminate Saxon-era lives along the Rhenish plain 400 CE - 800 CE Alt‑Inden, North Rhine‑Westphalia, Germany
Anderten: Saxon Echoes in Bone Fifteen medieval individuals from Anderten (Lower Saxony, 600–1000 CE) reveal local life and mixed ancestry. 600 CE - 1000 CE Lower Saxony, Germany
Drantum Saxon Circle A glimpse into Saxon life in Lower Saxony (600–900 CE) through bones and genomes 600 CE - 900 CE Lower Saxony, Germany (Drantum)
Dunum Saxons — Lower Saxony (800–1000 CE) A small burial community at Dunum, Germany where archaeology and DNA illuminate medieval lives 800 CE - 1000 CE Lower Saxony, Germany
Hiddestorf Saxons: Voices from 300–500 CE Small cemetery, large questions — genetics and graves speak of Saxon life in Lower Saxony. 300 CE - 500 CE Lower Saxony, Germany
Liebenau Saxons: Early Medieval Voices Four skeletal samples from Lower Saxony illuminate Saxon lifeways and ancestry, with caution given limited data 300 CE - 500 CE Lower Saxony, Germany
Derenburg LBK: Saxony's Early Farmers 5400–4600 BCE Neolithic community in Saxony-Anhalt revealed through archaeology and ancient genomes 5400 CE - 4600 BCE Saxony-Anhalt, Central Germany
Shores of Schleswig: Saxon Medieval Lives Archaeology and DNA from Schleswig-Holstein illuminate Saxon life between 1000–1250 CE 1000 CE - 1250 CE Schleswig-Holstein, Northern Germany
