Sweden_Fralsegarden_N Frälsegården Neolithic Sweden Coastal lives (3350–2633 BCE) where archaeology and ancient DNA meet 3350 CE - 2633 BCE Frälsegården, Sweden (Northern Sweden)
Denmark_EN_TRB_N Nordic: Coasts of Stone and Bronze Genetic and archaeological echoes from Sweden and Denmark (4315–1009 BCE) 4315 CE - 1009 BCE Sweden, Denmark (Scandinavia)
Germany_Tollense_BA Proto‑Germanic Threads in Northern Bronze Age Archaeology and ancient DNA from the Tollense valley to coastal Scandinavia converge on a complex Bronze Age tapestry 4500 CE - 1200 BCE Germany, Sweden, Netherlands
Sweden BAC: Battle Axe Echoes Late Neolithic Sweden seen through Battle Axe cultural traces and ancient genomes 2859 CE - 2467 BCE Sweden — Bergsgraven, Olljso
Sweden Bronze Age Echoes Three ancient genomes from southern Sweden illuminate a coastal Bronze Age at the edge of wider trade networks. 1495 CE - 1131 BCE Southern Sweden (Skåne/Scanian coast)
Early Viking Öland: Sweden, 700–800 CE Archaeological and genetic glimpses from Öland’s Early Viking landscapes 700 CE - 800 CE Öland, Sweden
Rossberga Echoes: Sweden's Funnel Beakers Three Neolithic voices from Rossberga and Rössberga, heard through pottery, bones and DNA. 3331 CE - 2913 BCE Sweden (Rossberga, Rössberga)
Hjelmars rör: Late Neolithic Echoes A coastal Swedish burial horizon illuminated by archaeology and ancient mtDNA 3351 CE - 2900 BCE Hjelmars rör, Sweden (coastal/central Sweden)
Wind, Iron, and Shore: Sweden_IA Lives Three ancient genomes from Öland and Oxie evoke coastal Iron Age Sweden, 200–639 CE 200 CE - 639 CE Sweden (Öland; Oxie 7)
Shifting Shores — Sweden Late Neolithic Coastal communities of southern Sweden (2278–1746 BCE) revealed by bones, pottery, and DNA 2278 CE - 1746 BCE Skåne & Västra Götaland, Sweden
Whispers of the Northern TRB Neolithic lives at Hindby mosse and Frälsegården, seen through bones and genomes 3495 CE - 2924 BCE Sweden (Skåne, Västra Götaland)
Landbogården: Voices from Northern Neolithic Fifteen individuals from Landbogården (3350–2650 BCE) link archaeology and maternal ancestry in northern Sweden. 3350 CE - 2650 BCE Landbogården, Sweden
