Totally New Viewpoint on the Ancient Avar Society That Dominated Eastern Central Europe

Exploring the kinship, social customs, and transformations of early medieval steppe communities in Europe through ancient DNA and archaeological evidence.
The Avars, originating from Eastern Central Asia, dominated large parts of Eastern Central Europe for over two and a half centuries, from the 6th to the 9th century CE. They are perhaps not as well-known as the Huns, their less successful predecessors.