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Human skeletal remains from a third century Roman cave necropolis in Croatia

Analysis of recovered remains from the Bubi cave necropolis in continental Croatia indicate the presence of 477 bones/fragments and 325 teeth from adults and subadults yielding a MNI of 35. The site is dated to the 3rd century AD. Skeletal analysis reject the hypothesis of mass killing while the possibility that the intered individuals died from the plagfue cannot be rejected.

Roman necropolis; paleodemography; paleopathology; plague; continental Croatia;

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