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DNA analysis reveals Pompeii victims were not who archaeologists once believed
By euronews (in English)Published : Nov. 12, 2024 - 00:49
DNA analysis reveals certain Pompeii victims weren’t biologically related, challenging long-held assumptions about their family roles and identities.
