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A secondary report corroborates the 5–10% range and the concentration of non-local findings among young adults rather than children. DIRECT_TEXT

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Source: Young Adults Drove Mobility in Bronze Age Greece, Study Finds · locator {} · excerpt hash sha256:9f89c79b0926440899871e020103f9e5dcb0776f81a5a862fc7421e592040d2b

The study shows that a consistent 5% to 10% of the individuals analyzed in each of the Bronze Age communities studied in modern-day Greece were 'foreigners.' While no 'foreigners' were identified among the children studied, young adults under age 30 were most likely to be nonlocal.