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Bronze Age Maros Ostojicevo Serbia 1950 BC
Closest Ancient groups: Illyrians, Pannonian Illiryan, Thracians, Etruscans, and Gauls.
Closest Modern groups: North Italian, Spanish Galicia, Portuguese, Spanish Cataluna, Spanish
Extremadura, Spanish Castilla y Leon, Spanish Murcia, Spanish Andalusia.
Sample: I23209 was found in Ostojicevo, in Northern Serbia.
In The "genetic history of the Southern Arc: A bridge between West Asia and Europe" Supplementary Materials, Iosif Lazaridis, Songül Alpaslan-Roodenberg et al.
Ostojicevo Necropolis (Early and Middle Bronze Age)
The “Stari Vinogradi” necropolis at the village of Ostojicevo belongs to the Early and Middle Bronze Age. A total of 285 graves were discovered out of which 77 belong to the Early Bronze Age Maros culture (buried at a deeper level). The rest of th 208 belonged to the Middle Bronze Age, i.e. late phase of Maros culture, with different influences of Vatin and Hugelgraber cultures.
sources:
mytrueancestry.com/en
https://indo-european.eu/
https://www.academia.edu/37460349/Raw_material_choices_for_ornaments_in_the_Bronze_Age_Maros_culture
docplayer.net/87531381-Burial-rites-and-social-structure-of-the-maros-culture-in-northern-serbia-diploma-thesis.html
researchgate.net/figure/Distribution-of-Middle-Bronze-Age-MBA-ceramic-styles-in-the-Carpathian-Basin_fig1_265334711
https://www.academia.edu/51506962/Osseous_artifacts_from_the_Maros_culture_culture_necropolis_at_Ostoji%C4%87evo_northern_Serbia_
Life and Death in the Bronze Age: Insights from Serbia
youtube.com/watch?v=JJCTdY_4kLI
Bronze Age Maros Ostojicevo Serbia 1950 BC
Closest Ancient groups: Illyrians, Pannonian Illiryan, Thracians, Etruscans, and Gauls.
Closest Modern groups: North Italian, Spanish Galicia, Portuguese, Spanish Cataluna, Spanish
Extremadura, Spanish Castilla y Leon, Spanish Murcia, Spanish Andalusia.
Sample: I23209 was found in Ostojicevo, in Northern Serbia.
In The "genetic history of the Southern Arc: A bridge between West Asia and Europe" Supplementary Materials, Iosif Lazaridis, Songül Alpaslan-Roodenberg et al.
Ostojicevo Necropolis (Early and Middle Bronze Age)
The “Stari Vinogradi” necropolis at the village of Ostojicevo belongs to the Early and Middle Bronze Age. A total of 285 graves were discovered out of which 77 belong to the Early Bronze Age Maros culture (buried at a deeper level). The rest of th 208 belonged to the Middle Bronze Age, i.e. late phase of Maros culture, with different influences of Vatin and Hugelgraber cultures.
sources:
mytrueancestry.com/en
https://indo-european.eu/
https://www.academia.edu/37460349/Raw_material_choices_for_ornaments_in_the_Bronze_Age_Maros_culture
docplayer.net/87531381-Burial-rites-and-social-structure-of-the-maros-culture-in-northern-serbia-diploma-thesis.html
researchgate.net/figure/Distribution-of-Middle-Bronze-Age-MBA-ceramic-styles-in-the-Carpathian-Basin_fig1_265334711
https://www.academia.edu/51506962/Osseous_artifacts_from_the_Maros_culture_culture_necropolis_at_Ostoji%C4%87evo_northern_Serbia_
Life and Death in the Bronze Age: Insights from Serbia
youtube.com/watch?v=JJCTdY_4kLI
