Through a multiscale paleogenomic approach, this study aims to document the genetic diversity of human groups in Southern France from the Neolithic to the Bronze Age in relation to the cultural transformations highlighted in the archaeological record. With a regional and diachronic perspective, this study was built around a broad chronological range, spanning from the VIth to the IInd millennium BCE, and a spatial area restricted to the Occitanie region. We focused on a corpus of eleven archaeological sites, totaling 184 analyzed human remains and providing genomic data for 78 individuals. We conducted a population-based approach, documenting regional genetic variability between the Neolithic and the Bronze Age. This allowed us to discuss t...
In France, two cultural currents came into contact from the early Neolithic (6000-4700 BC): the Medi...
The archaeological complexity of the transition between Late Neolithic and Early Bronze Age can be c...
International audienceThe monumental nature of Neolithic funerary rites is analysed by archaeologist...
The last 10,000 years in Western Eurasia were marked by cultural transitions that profoundly transfo...
In Europe, and more precisely in France, the Iron Age is divided into two periods: the First (800-40...
The study of ancient DNA has recently shed new light on the different Neolithic expansion waves into...
En Europe tempérée, et plus particulièrement en France, l’âge du Fer se découpe en deux périodes : l...
En France, deux courants culturels sont entrés en contact dès le Néolithique ancien (6000-4700 av .J...
Les cultures néolithiques atteignent le territoire français vers 5600-5200 cal. BC. Bien que les don...
SummaryArchaeological research shows that the dispersal of the Neolithic took a more complex turn wh...
Highlights•49 low coverage genomes from 27 sites from France, dated to ≈1200–80 years cal BCE•No maj...
In France, two cultural currents came into contact from the early Neolithic (6000-4700 BC): the Medi...
The archaeological complexity of the transition between Late Neolithic and Early Bronze Age can be c...
International audienceThe monumental nature of Neolithic funerary rites is analysed by archaeologist...
The last 10,000 years in Western Eurasia were marked by cultural transitions that profoundly transfo...
In Europe, and more precisely in France, the Iron Age is divided into two periods: the First (800-40...
The study of ancient DNA has recently shed new light on the different Neolithic expansion waves into...
En Europe tempérée, et plus particulièrement en France, l’âge du Fer se découpe en deux périodes : l...
En France, deux courants culturels sont entrés en contact dès le Néolithique ancien (6000-4700 av .J...
Les cultures néolithiques atteignent le territoire français vers 5600-5200 cal. BC. Bien que les don...
SummaryArchaeological research shows that the dispersal of the Neolithic took a more complex turn wh...
Highlights•49 low coverage genomes from 27 sites from France, dated to ≈1200–80 years cal BCE•No maj...
In France, two cultural currents came into contact from the early Neolithic (6000-4700 BC): the Medi...
The archaeological complexity of the transition between Late Neolithic and Early Bronze Age can be c...
International audienceThe monumental nature of Neolithic funerary rites is analysed by archaeologist...