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The secondary report gives the 5–10% community range and the concentration of non-local findings among young adults rather than children. MEASUREMENT

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Source: Bronze Age migration in Greece largely involved young adults, skeletal samples suggest · locator {} · excerpt hash sha256:cd12227a5547af47dab2ab366d68d6f0e551a3680ef15a79593b367b059b2c5c

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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, suggesting that mobility and migration largely involved single young individuals rather than the relocation of entire families.

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