Ancient Roman mitochondrial genomes and isotopes reveal relationships and geographic origins at the local and pan-Mediterranean scales
Matthew V. Emery(Binghamton University), Tracy Prowse(McMaster University), Jennifer Klunk(Aastrom Biosciences (United States)), Henry P. Schwarcz(McMaster University), Hendrik N. Poinar(Canadian Institute for Advanced Research), Jessica Hider(McMaster University), Katherine Eaton(Public Health Agency of Canada), Emil Karpinski(McMaster University), Ana T. Duggan(McMaster University), Robert J. Stark(McMaster University), Tyler J. Murchie(McMaster University Medical Centre)
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