A new scientific study has found that migration during the Bronze Age in Greece happened at a steady but limited pace, with young, single adults doing most of the moving rather than entire families relocating together. The findings give...
People from mainland Greece, Crete and Anatolia appear to have followed remarkably similar diets for thousands of years, despite living across the geographically diverse eastern Mediterranean, according to a new study.
The research, led by Benjamin Irvine of the Department...
A new study is shedding light on how humans and animals moved across the landscapes of Ancient Greece, showing that rugged terrain could shape travel, escape, and trade in ways archaeology cannot easily capture from ruins alone.
Researchers say movement...
