International audienceThe Obernai Neuen Brunnen site, excavated over an area of nearly 7.5 ha, has revealed the remains of a small occupation dating from the end of the Roman Empire. It consists of the a settlement with semi-buried huts, with which a group of eighteen tombs was associated. Five of the tombs contained artifacts that make it possible to identify in this community, a population that must have originated, at least partially, from Central Europe, the Carpathian regions, or the Middle Danube Basin. Among these people, two young girls, one of them richly adorned, were distinguished by a voluntary cranial deformation of anthropogenic origin. The preliminary study of the DNA analyses carried out on seven of the eighteen skeletons sh...