Graves of archaeological cultures and DNA/Haplogroup results

[Taranis]

I wanted to ask which archaeological cultures' graves have been tested thus far for ancient DNA, and where did they yield Y-chromosomal or mitochondrial DNA results?

The ones I am aware of are the following:

- the Corded Ware culture (Eulau, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany) yielded R1a.

- Urnfield culture (Lichtenstein cave, Lower Saxony, Germany) yielded I2b2, R1a and R1b.

- Funnelbeaker culture is currently tested, but no results yet.

Are there any other noteworthy examples you can think of?

[Nasturtium]

This is an old link around here, but it's the one I have saved in bookmarks:

http://www.buildinghistory.org/dista...cientdna.shtml

[Wilhelm]

-Tocharians R1a1a
-Tagar R1a1

[Taranis]

-Tocharians R1a1a
-Tagar R1a1

This is very interesting, and basically reinforces the whole association of R1a with the spread of the Indo-European languages.