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This project investigates prehistoric pile dwellings in the Alps by analyzing ancient DNA from chewing gums found at archaeological sites. It aims to uncover insights into the lives, health, and dietary practices of early agrarian societies between 5000 and 500 BC.
The prehistoric pile dwellings in and around the Alps constitute one of the most important archaeological archives of human prehistory.
Dating from around 5000 to 500 BC, there are over 1000 known sites in the region, 111 of which are listed on UNESCO’s World Heritage List.
The sites are mainly located under water, on lake shores, along rivers, or in wetlands, offering exceptional conditions for the preservation of organic materials like wood, plant remains, animal bones, artefacts, and even tex…
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