secondary · src_saag_et_al_2025
North Pontic Crossroads: Mobility in Ukraine from the Bronze Age to the Early Modern Period
Lehti Saag, et al. · 2025
Citation metadata
- Type
- journal article
- Publication
- Science Advances, eadr0695
- Peer reviewed
- Yes
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- date assertion Long-Term Mobility across the North Pontic Region — date assertionEvidence confidence: moderateinforms · establishes · Bronze and Iron Age results
- claim The North Pontic region remained a long-term mobility crossroads, but no direct migration chain to the eastern Mediterranean collapse is yet demonstrated.Evidence confidence: moderateinforms · establishes
Supports the claim: The North Pontic region remained a long-term mobility crossroads, but no direct migration chain to the eastern Mediterranean collapse is yet demonstrated.
- event Long-Term Mobility across the North Pontic RegionEvidence confidence: moderateinforms · establishes · Bronze and Iron Age results
Source relationship recorded for Long-Term Mobility across the North Pontic Region.
- claim Long-Term Mobility across the North Pontic Region is best dated in this release to Late Bronze to Early Iron Age contextual interval.Evidence confidence: moderatesupports · supports
Supports the claim: Long-Term Mobility across the North Pontic Region is best dated in this release to Late Bronze to Early Iron Age contextual interval.
- claim Mobility in the North Pontic region is well established over the long term, but a direct, causally important migration chain from Ukraine or the steppe into the eastern Mediterr…Evidence confidence: highsupports · supports
Supports the claim: Mobility in the North Pontic region is well established over the long term, but a direct, causally important migration chain from Ukraine or the steppe into the eastern Mediterranean collapse remains unproven.
- property assignment Long-Term Mobility across the North Pontic Region — has classification — Contextual EventEvidence confidence: highsupports · supports assignment
This event is included to reconstruct the wider contemporary system or later memory layer without presuming direct causation.
- property assignment Long-Term Mobility across the North Pontic Region — has property — Migration or Mobility EvidenceEvidence confidence: highsupports · supports assignment
Ancient DNA documents long-term mobility in the North Pontic region, used here as contextual rather than direct causal evidence.
- entity North Pontic RegionEvidence confidence: highsupports · supports entity record
Supports the existence, description, classification, or historical context of North Pontic Region.
- causal hypothesis Direct Steppe-to-Eastern-Mediterranean Migration Chainsupports · supports model component
Supports one or more evidential components of Direct Steppe-to-Eastern-Mediterranean Migration Chain.
- property Archaeogenetic Evidencesupports · supports property definition
Supports the definition or scholarly use of the property Archaeogenetic Evidence.
- relationship Long-Term Mobility across the North Pontic Region — occurred in — North Pontic RegionEvidence confidence: moderatesupports · supports relationship
Long-Term Mobility across the North Pontic Region is geographically assigned to North Pontic Region.