Starting from 12,000 years ago in the Middle East, the Neolithic lifestyle spread across
Europe via separate continental and Mediterranean routes. Genomes from early European …

In Europe, the Middle Neolithic is characterized by an important diversification of cultures. In
northeastern France, the appearance of the Michelsberg culture has been correlated with …

Abstract The Neolithisation of the North-Western Mediterranean is still an open issue. New
data has recently enriched the chronological and cultural archaeological framework …

Social anthropology and ethnographic studies have described kinship systems and
networks of contact and exchange in extant populations,,–. However, for prehistoric …

Using a database with the mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) of 513 Neolithic individuals, we
quantify the space-time variation of the frequency of haplogroup K, previously proposed as a …

Previous studies have identified differences based on sex in adult diet and age-based
changes in the funerary treatment of children in the Neolithic of northern France. This …

The chapter examines the relationship between environmental change and the
bioarchaeological evidence for violence in Europe through time, focusing on three case …

Objectives With the advent of ancient DNA analyses, it has been possible to disentangle the
contribution of ancient populations to the genetic pool of the modern inhabitants of many …

Rivollat, M.,[missing], ABR, Ringbauer, H., Childebayeva, A.,[missing], FM,[missing], RB,…
Haak, W.(2023). Investigating Neolithic social structures on the basis of unprecedentedly …

In 2010, the first scientific study was published on genome-wide data on ancient DNA
belonging to a male of the Paleo-Eskimo culture, who lived about 4000 years ago. Since …