Table 1.
Five Neolithic complete mitochondrial genomes acquired in this study and one Mesolithic Hunther-Gatherer sample with determined mitochondrial haplotype
| Sample | Archaeol. culture | Region | Site | Age* | Morphological sex | mt genome coverage | % of mt genomea | Haplotype |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan1 | HG | Kuyavia | Janisławice | 5509 ± 135 cal. BC | M | 23x | 84,4116 | U5b1b1 |
| Sam1 | LBK | Little Poland | Samborzec | 5300–5000 BC | F | 34x | 99,7888 | N1a1a1a |
| KM1 | LDN | Little Poland | Kazimierza Mała | 4800–4500 BC | F | 27x | 99,9759 | U5b1b |
| KZ6 | LDN | Kuyavia | Krusza Zamkowa | 4500–4000 BC | F | 43x | 99,9215 | N1a1a1a3 |
| R18_1 | LDN | Greater Poland | Racot | 4200 ± 55 cal. BC | F | 9x | 98,6119 | K2a |
| NHP1 | LDN | Little Poland | Krakow Nowa Huta Pleszów | 3800–3600 BC | - | 113x | 99,9940 | H5 |
apercent of nucleotide positions covered by at least 3 reads of sufficient quality
*normal font - C14 dates, italic typochronological dating