Large-scale migration into Britain during the Middle to Late Bronze Age
Nick Patterson(Broad Institute), Alistair Barclay, Aisling Kearns(Harvard University), Constanze Schattke(University of Vienna), Kirsten Mandl(University of Vienna), Kristin Stewardson(Howard Hughes Medical Institute), Claire-Élise Fischer(University of York), Harald Ringbauer(Harvard University), Kadir Toykan Özdoğan(Utrecht University), Selina Brace(Natural History Museum), Brendan J. Culleton(Pennsylvania State University), Nicole Adamski(Howard Hughes Medical Institute), Suzanne Freilich(University of Vienna), Lindsey Büster(University of Bradford), Guillermo Bravo Morante(University of Vienna), Rebecca Bernardos(Howard Hughes Medical Institute), Francesca Candilio(Sapienza University of Rome), Ceiridwen J. Edwards(University of Huddersfield), Lijun Qiu(Harvard University), Bibiana Agustí, Elizabeth Curtis(Howard Hughes Medical Institute), Katalin Almássy(Municipal Museum in Celakovice), Abigail Ash(University College Dublin), Íñigo Olalde(Ikerbasque), Michael Isakov(Harvard College Observatory), Daniel Fernandes(University College Dublin), Christèle Baillif-Ducros(Institut National de Recherches Archéologiques Préventives), Adam Micco(Broad Institute), Kellie Sara Duffett Carlson(University of Vienna), Eveline Altena(Leiden University Medical Center), Olivia Cheronet(University of Vienna), Helen Goodchild(University of York), Jonas Oppenheimer(University of California, Santa Cruz), Kimberly Callan(Howard Hughes Medical Institute), Fatma Zalzala(Howard Hughes Medical Institute), M. George B. Foody(UK Biobank), Iosif Lazaridis(Harvard University), J. Noah Workman(Harvard University), Lea Demetz(University of Vienna), Ann Marie Lawson(Howard Hughes Medical Institute), Madeleine Bleasdale(University of York), Nasreen Broomandkhoshbacht(Howard Hughes Medical Institute), Matthew Mah(Broad Institute), Megan Michel(Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology), Zhao Zhang(Harvard University), Swapan Mallick(Broad Institute), Thomas Booth(Natural History Museum), Luc Amkreutz(Leiden University), Tim Allen(Oxford Archaeology), Ali Akbari(Harvard University)
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