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Mobility and trade in Mediterranean antiquity: Evidence for an ‘Italian connection’ in Mycenaean Greece revealed by ancient DNA of livestock
Introduction
The archaeozoology of Tiryns

Material and methods
Sample collections and archaeological find contexts
DNA extraction and amplification
Phylogenetic analyses

Results
Pigs
Cattle

Discussion
Conclusions
Acknowledgments
Declarations of interest
Supplementary material
References