I was in the field when this paper was published. Just came around to reading it in detail. LOADS of issues on both the historical and genetic fronts, enough to question their conclusions; though for the latter I'm no geneticist and thus await confirmation from the aDNA community.
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Roman Historian and Human Digitalist. Works for NYU's https://isaw.nyu.edu, but lives in Pittsburgh. Editor/PI of the Pleiades gazetteer of ancient places (https://pleiades.stoa.org).
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Anthropology professor @Vassar College. Fulbrighter @Natural History Museum Vienna. The Archaeology of American Protests (2025), Taking Our Water for the City: Archaeology of NYC Watershed Communities (2022), Identifying & Interpreting Animal Bones (2013).
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Historian at Cambridge. In Search of the Phoenicians (2018) and How the World Made the West (2024). I like cats.
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