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Large-scale migration into Britain during the Middle to Late Bronze Age | Nature
Bronze Age migrations changed societal organization, genomic landscape in Italy
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Diachronic map of Bronze Age migrations in 1750-1250 BC. | Download Scientific Diagram
New Research Sheds Light on Prehistoric Migrations of South and Central Asia | The Daily Nexus
Bronze Age migrations changed the genomics and culture of ancient Italians
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