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Radiocarbon study traces uneven Iron Age settlement shifts in Iberia

via Archaeology News Online·9h ago

Archaeology News Online reports that analysis of 272 radiocarbon dates from 109 northern Iberian sites found many Early Iron Age settlements emptied within decades while new fortified communities spread more slowly. Timing varied across regions. The chronology helps test explanations but does not establish why people moved.

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