Genetic insights into the social organisation of the Avar period elite in the 7th century AD Carpathian Basin
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A. Marcsik | Erika Molnár | G. Pálfi | Anna Szécsényi-Nagy | I. Koncz | A. Gulyás | B. Mende | B. Egyed | H. Pamjav | Tivadar Vida | B. Kovacsóczy | Dániel Gerber | G. Csiky | B. Szeifert | V. Csáky | Gabriella M. Lezsák | G. Lőrinczy
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