Ancient DNA Reveals Roman Britain’s Hidden Mobility
Ancient DNA is reshaping our view of Roman Britain, revealing migrants from the Levant, North Africa, and beyond, along with the limits of imperial mobility.
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Ancient DNA is reshaping our view of Roman Britain, revealing migrants from the Levant, North Africa, and beyond, along with the limits of imperial mobility.
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