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Exploring mobility in Bronze Age Greece: A Sr isotope perspective PRIMARY_TEXT retrieval pending

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QUOTE `{}`	The comparison of the individuals’ 87Sr/86Sr signatures to respective baselines revealed 17 non-locals, all of which could have come from other parts of Greece. A total of 199 inhumated Bronze Age individuals from six archaeological site...
QUOTE `{}`	From each individual either a petrous bone (n = 92) or tooth enamel sample (n = 107) was analysed for Sr isotopes, enabling the determination of a potential foreign childhood origin, but not a mobility timeline for the individuals.
QUOTE `{}`	Wherever possible, sampling of the first molar was done (n = 52), as its formation commences around an individual’s birth and completes around three years of age, providing a clearly constrained 87Sr/86Sr signature of an individual’s ear...