DNA Roman City Viminacium
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DNA Roman City Viminacium
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Matching samples
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(1)
male
Baltic Outlier Roman Era Viminacium Serbia
R9673 (146 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: ?
Y-DNA Haplogroup: R1a1a1b1a2 (S466/Z280)
Genetic Distance: 10.499
Sample Match!
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(2) female
Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Vise Grobalja Necropolis
I32305 (200 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: T1a1b1
Genetic Distance: 13.712
Sample Match! 97% closer than other users
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(3) male
Roman Era Viminacium Serbia
R6750 (150 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: ?
Y-DNA Haplogroup: E1b1b1a1b1 (L618)
Genetic Distance: 16.164
Sample Match! 71% closer than other users
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Roman City Viminacium
Viminacium,
once the capital of the Roman province of Moesia Superior
and one of the larger cities in the Roman Empire -
it is a treasure trove of archaeological significance,
offering a vivid glimpse into the Roman Empires grandeur.
The site is renowned for its well-preserved urban structures,
including luxurious villas, an amphitheater, and intricate thermal baths,
showcasing advanced Roman architecture and engineering.
Notably, the extensive necropolis
reveals diverse burial practices
and houses mausoleums,
such as the purported resting place of Roman Emperor Hostilian.
Excavations have unearthed a wealth of artifacts, including exquisite frescoes, sculptures, and a vast array of coins and jewelry, reflecting the citys prosperity and cultural vibrancy. Viminaciums strategic location at the confluence of the Mlava and Danube rivers highlights its historical importance as a military stronghold and a bustling center of trade and communication. More...
Moesia and its pivotal city, Viminacium, were the stages for numerous significant events in Roman history. The establishment of Moesia as a Roman province and the construction of the Viminacium fortress under Emperor Hadrian underscored the regions importance in Roman military strategy and trade. Viminaciums prominence was further elevated when Emperor Septimius Severus granted it the highest city status, and the city hosted crucial meetings, including the Council of Viminacium in 239 AD, attended by Emperor Gordian III and the Senate to discuss defenses against external threats. Despite repeated invasions by tribes like the Goths and Huns, Viminacium demonstrated remarkable resilience, repeatedly rebuilding and restoring its grandeur, symbolizing the enduring strength and strategic significance of this Roman stronghold in the Balkans. What else makes Viminacium unique is there is no modern city above today - the archaeological site remains waiting to be uncovered.
In Viminacium, the discovery of diverse skeletons paints a vivid picture of ancient life and customs. In fact Viminacium as a larger Roman city with an established urban area has a plethora of remains of ancient Romans. The graves of two noble women, adorned with rich jewelry and fine pottery, reflect the citys societal hierarchy. A gladiator or soldiers grave, with a skeleton bearing battle scars, reveals the brutal reality of combat professions. The poignant burial of a child with coins over its eyes highlights Roman spiritual beliefs and the practice of paying the ferryman of Hades. Discoveries like a skeleton with surgical incisions showcase advanced medical knowledge, while a mass grave suggests a community grappling with epidemics or disasters. Together, these findings offer a multifaceted glimpse into the life, health, and culture of Viminaciums inhabitants.
The Mausoleum of Viminacium is indeed a significant archaeological site, tied to the history of the Roman Emperor Hostilian (Hostilianus-Gaius Valens Hostilianus Messius Quintus). Hostilian was the younger son of Emperor Decius and was declared emperor by the Roman Senate after his father and older brother, Herennius Etruscus, died in 251 AD during the Battle of Abrittus against the Goths. Hostilians reign was short-lived. After the death of his father and brother, he was recognized as emperor in Rome and the western provinces. However, his rule was overshadowed by Trebonianus Gallus, who was declared emperor by the legions that survived the battle in which Hostilians father and brother perished. Gallus negotiated peace with the Goths, and recognizing the young Hostilian as co-emperor, returned to Rome. Unfortunately, Hostilian did not reign long. He died in November 251 AD, likely from the plague that was ravaging through the empire during that period. His death marked the end of his brief rule, and Gallus became the sole emperor.
Context: Viminacium served as a crucial military and economic hub on the Danube frontier. The discovery of such individuals indicates that this frontier was a melting pot, with diverse, long-distance migration taking place during the height of the Roman Empire.
Study: This finding is part of a large-scale genomic study of 146 ancient people from Serbia and Croatia, revealing the complex, cosmopolitan nature of the Balkan frontier during the Roman era.
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Viminacium Over
Location: Near modern-day Kostolac, Serbia.
Role: Capital of the Roman province of Moesia Superior.
Population: At its height, the city was home to roughly 40,000–45,000 people.
Archaeological Findings: 16,000+ graves have been discovered at the site, with a recent discovery of a 3rd-century Roman triumphal arch.
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DNA Roman City Viminacium
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Matching samples
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(1)
male
Baltic Outlier Roman Era Viminacium Serbia
R9673 (146 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: ?
Y-DNA Haplogroup: R1a1a1b1a2 (S466/Z280)
Genetic Distance: 10.499
Sample Match!
98 % closer than other users
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(2) female
Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Vise Grobalja Necropolis
I32305 (200 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: T1a1b1
Genetic Distance: 13.712
Sample Match! 97% closer than other users
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(3) male
Roman Era Viminacium Serbia
R6750 (150 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: ?
Y-DNA Haplogroup: E1b1b1a1b1 (L618)
Genetic Distance: 16.164
Sample Match! 71% closer than other users
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(1) male
Baltic Outlier Roman Era Viminacium Serbia
R9673 (146 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: ?
Y-DNA Haplogroup: R1a1a1b1a2 (S466/Z280)
Genetic Distance: 10.499
Sample Match!
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R9673 (146 AD)
Country
Serbia
Locality
Viminacium. Pirivoj
Coordinates
44.7167, 21.1667
Sample ID
R9673
Date Range
(146 AD)
79 CE - 213 CE
Biological Sex
Male
mtDNA Haplogroup
Not available
Y-DNA Haplogroup
Not available
Y-DNA Haplogroup:
R1a1a1b1a2 (S466/Z280)
Cultural Period
Roman Viminacium, Serbia
Based on recent ancient DNA (aDNA) studies of the Roman frontier,
the individual
R9673
(dated to approximately 146 AD)
from Viminacium (modern Kostolac, Serbia)
represents a "Baltic Outlier"
or an individual with ancestry from Northern/Central Europe. *dnagenics
Significance:
While the majority of the Roman-era population
at Viminacium showed local Balkan or Anatolian ancestry,
study of R9673 confirms the presence of individuals
with Northern/Central European,
or "barbarian" ancestry,
as early as the 2nd century AD.
Genetics
The genetic ancestry of this ancient individual
Modern Genetic Admixture
This analysis compares the DNA profile
with present-day reference populations,
showing what percentage
of genetic makeup resembles
modern populations from different regions.
Europe
100.0 %
Northwestern European
58.3 %
Northwestern European
33.2 %
English
9.6 %
Finnish
9.1 %
Scandinavian
6.4 %
Eastern European
33.9 %
Eastern European
33.9 %
Southern European
7.9 %
Balkan
7.9 %
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Closest Modern Populations
These are the modern populations
showing the closest statistical alignment
to A man buried in Serbia in the Middle Ages era,
ranked by genetic distance.
Lower distance values indicate closer statistical similarity.
1 Estonian 1.9255
2 Russian Pskov 2.2541
3 Lithuanian PA 2.5567
4 Lithuanian VA 2.6132
5 Russian Kaluga 2.6266
6 Polish Kashubian 2.7340
7 Russian Kursk 2.7607
8 Russian Tver 2.7706
9 Belarusian 2.7948
10 Russian Yaroslavl 2.8809
Context
Other ancient individuals connected to this sample
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189
Same Culture
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Sample ID Culture/Period Date Location Action
R10760 The Numido-Roman Berber Era 40 BCE Sitifis. Necropole Orientale, Algeria
R10625 The Wielbark Culture 100 BCE Elblag Heights. Weklice, Poland
R10626 The Wielbark Culture 100 BCE Elblag Heights. Weklice, Poland
R11116 Roman Imperial Period Isola Sacra, Italy 1 CE Isola Sacra, Italy
R11117 Roman Imperial Period Isola Sacra, Italy 1 CE Isola Sacra, Italy
R2201 La Tene to Roman Period Puchov Culture, Bytca-Hrabove, Slovakia 100 BCE Bytca district. Bytca-Hrabove, Slovakia
R2202 Roman Mikusovce La Tene, Slovakia 1 CE Mikusovce, Slovakia
R11563 Late Antiquity Sarrebourg, France 131 CE Sarrebourg. Marxberg Necropolis, France
R11651 The Achaemenid Empire 450 BCE Shirak Province. Beniamin, Armenia
R11877 The Germanic People of Hassleben 200 CE Sommerda District. Hassleben, Germany
R12229 Late Antique Lebanon 431 CE Mount Lebanon. Ej-Jaouze Tombs, Lebanon
R9669 Roman Viminacium, Serbia 129 CE Viminacium. Pirivoj, Serbia
R9673 Roman Viminacium, Serbia 79 CE Viminacium. Pirivoj, Serbia
R2066 Roman Metz Gallo-Roman 1297 CE Metz. Saint-Pierre-aux-Nannains, France
R2200 La Tene to Roman Period Puchov Culture, Bytca-Hrabove, Slovakia 50 BCE Bytca district. Bytca-Hrabove, Slovakia
R11556 Late Antiquity Sarrebourg, France 229 CE Sarrebourg. Marxberg Necropolis, France
R11557 Late Antiquity Sarrebourg, France 261 CE Sarrebourg. Marxberg Necropolis, France
R10667 Roman Period Ovilava (Wels), Austria 124 CE Upper Austria. Wels. Ovilava, Austria
R10668 Roman Period Ovilava (Wels), Austria 131 CE Upper Austria. Wels. Ovilava, Austria
R10507 Late Roman Miroico, Portugal 250 CE Cascais. Miroico, Portugal
R9673 (146 AD)
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R9673 (146 AD)
(1)
male
Baltic Outlier Roman Era Viminacium Serbia
R9673 (146 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: ?
Y-DNA Haplogroup: R1a1a1b1a2 (S466/Z280)
Genetic Distance: 10.499
Sample Match!
98 % closer than other users
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Matching samples
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(1)
male
Baltic Outlier Roman Era Viminacium Serbia
R9673 (146 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: ?
Y-DNA Haplogroup: R1a1a1b1a2 (S466/Z280)
Genetic Distance: 10.499
Sample Match!
98 % closer than other users
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(2) female
Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Vise Grobalja Necropolis
I32305 (200 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: T1a1b1
Genetic Distance: 13.712
Sample Match!
97 % closer than other users
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Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Vise Grobalja Necropolis
I32305 (200 AD)
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female
Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Vise Grobalja Necropolis
I32305 (200 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: T1a1b1
The archaeological sample I32305, labeled Serbia_Roman_AfricanPossible, comes from the Vi;e Grobalja necropolis at the Roman site of Viminacium (near modern-day Kostolac, Serbia). While the query notes 200 AD, the sample I32305 is identified in data with an approximate date of 100 AD, highlighting the early Roman period of the city.
Key Information regarding Viminacium and I32305:
Location & Significance: Viminacium was the capital of the Roman province of Moesia Superior and a major military camp housing the Legio VII Claudia. The Vi;e Grobalja necropolis is a massive burial site with over 4,000 recorded graves.
Sample I32305 ("AfricanPossible"): This individual is part of recent aDNA studies, which revealed a "cosmopolitan" Roman frontier with unexpected ancestry. The sample, identified in recent genetic studies of the Balkan Roman frontier, represents the diverse, non-local population that inhabited the area.
Context of the Site: The Vi;e Grobalja necropolis contains over 4,300 graves ranging from the 1st to the 4th century AD, though it also includes later Migration Period (5th–6th century) graves. Excavations have revealed diverse burial practices, including cremation, inhumation, and unusual burials featuring multiple skeletons or, rarely, foreign origins.
Background on Viminacium (Late Roman Period):
Growth: Founded in the 1st century AD, Viminacium served as a crucial military base on the Danubian frontier (Limes).
Peak & Destruction: At its peak (3rd–4th century), it had 30,000–40,000 inhabitants. The city was destroyed by the Huns in 441 AD.
Archaeological Finds: In addition to human remains, the site has yielded remarkable finds, including Roman ships, mosaics, frescoes, and a "head-hunting" Roman skeleton.
Ancient Samples
I32305
I32305
Serbia_Roman_AfricanPossible
mtDNA Haplogroup
T1a1b1
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G25 Ancestry Model Cached Very Poor · Distance: 0.0613
Model based on Davidski's G25
standard reference populations (nMonte-style optimization).
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Yamnaya_RUS_Samara 52.1 %
TUR_Barcin_N 27.7 %
WHG 19.1 %
Nganassan 1.0 %
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Ancient Population Distances
Closest ancient reference populations
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HUN_Avar_Szolad 0.0288
DEU_MA_Krakauer_Berg 0.0312
VK2020_POL_Bodzia_VA 0.0326
VK2020_SWE_Gotland_VA 0.0335
RUS_Sunghir_MA 0.0363
HUN_IA_La_Tene_o3 0.0363
VK2020_RUS_Kurevanikha_VA 0.0377
HUN_MBA_Fuzesabony 0.0390
VK2020_RUS_Gnezdovo_VA 0.0399
KAZ_Golden_Horde_Euro 0.0409
VK2020_UKR_Lutsk_MA 0.0415
HUN_EIA_o3 0.0425
VK2020_RUS_Pskov_VA 0.0436
VK2020_SWE_Uppsala_VA 0.0437
VK2020_POL_Sandomierz_VA 0.0437
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Archaeological Site Location
44.7167, 21.1667
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Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Vise Grobalja Necropolis
I32305 (200 AD)
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(2) female
Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Vise Grobalja Necropolis
I32305 (200 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: T1a1b1
Genetic Distance: 13.712
Sample Match!
97 % closer than other users
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(3) male
Roman Era Viminacium Serbia
R6750 (150 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: ?
Y-DNA Haplogroup: E1b1b1a1b1 (L618)
Genetic Distance: 16.164
Sample Match!
71 % closer than other users
Roman Era Viminacium Serbia
R6750 (150 AD)
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Roman Era Viminacium Serbia
R6750 (150 AD)
Roman Era Viminacium Serbia
R6750 (150 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: ?
Y-DNA Haplogroup: E1b1b1a1b1 (L618)
A man buried in Serbia in the Middle Ages era
R6750
80 CE - 215 CE
Biological Sex
Male
Roman Viminacium, Serbia
Serbia
Country
Serbia
Locality
Viminacium. Pirivoj
Coordinates
44.7167, 21.1667
Genetics
The genetic ancestry of this ancient individual
Modern Genetic Admixture
This analysis compares the DNA profile with present-day reference populations, showing what percentage of genetic makeup resembles modern populations from different regions.
Asia 71.2 %
Arab, Egyptian & Levantine 39.6 %
Levantine 28.7 %
Arabian 10.9 %
Northern West Asian 31.7 %
Mesopotamian 21.0 %
Caucasian 7.2 %
Cypriot 3.4 %
Europe 28.8 %
Southern European 28.8 %
Italian 24.2 %
Sardinian 4.6 %
Closest Modern Populations
These are the modern populations showing the closest statistical alignment to A man buried in Serbia in the Middle Ages era, ranked by genetic distance. Lower distance values indicate closer statistical similarity.
1
Druze
1.9209
2
Lebanese Druze
2.1311
3
Cypriot
2.2332
4
Lebanese Christian
2.3133
5
Alawite
2.3267
6
Syrian Jew
2.6268
7
Lebanese Muslim
3.0558
8
Karaite Egypt
3.2235
9
Greek Central Anatolia
3.3373
10
Romaniote Jew
3.3474
Context
Other ancient individuals connected to this sample
Same Publication 189
Same Culture 7
Sample ID Culture/Period Date Location Action
R10760 The Numido-Roman Berber Era 40 BCE Sitifis. Necropole Orientale, Algeria
R10625 The Wielbark Culture 100 BCE Elblag Heights. Weklice, Poland
R10626 The Wielbark Culture 100 BCE Elblag Heights. Weklice, Poland
R11116 Roman Imperial Period Isola Sacra, Italy 1 CE Isola Sacra, Italy
R11117 Roman Imperial Period Isola Sacra, Italy 1 CE Isola Sacra, Italy
R2201 La Tene to Roman Period Puchov Culture, Bytca-Hrabove, Slovakia
100 BCE Bytca district. Bytca-Hrabove, Slovakia
R2202 Roman Mikusovce La Tene, Slovakia 1 CE Mikusovce, Slovakia
R11563 Late Antiquity Sarrebourg, France 131 CE Sarrebourg. Marxberg Necropolis, France
R11651 The Achaemenid Empire 450 BCE Shirak Province. Beniamin, Armenia
R11877 The Germanic People of Hassleben 200 CE Sommerda District. Hassleben, Germany
R12229 Late Antique Lebanon 431 CE Mount Lebanon. Ej-Jaouze Tombs, Lebanon
R9669 Roman Viminacium, Serbia 129 CE Viminacium. Pirivoj, Serbia
R9673 Roman Viminacium, Serbia 79 CE Viminacium. Pirivoj, Serbia
R2066 Roman Metz Gallo-Roman 1297 CE Metz. Saint-Pierre-aux-Nannains, France
R2200 La Tene to Roman Period Puchov Culture, Bytca-Hrabove, Slovakia
50 BCE Bytca district. Bytca-Hrabove, Slovakia
R11556 Late Antiquity Sarrebourg, France 229 CE Sarrebourg. Marxberg Necropolis, France
R11557 Late Antiquity Sarrebourg, France 261 CE Sarrebourg. Marxberg Necropolis, France
R10667 Roman Period Ovilava (Wels), Austria 124 CE Upper Austria. Wels. Ovilava, Austria
R10668 Roman Period Ovilava (Wels), Austria 131 CE Upper Austria. Wels. Ovilava, Austria
R10507 Late Roman Miroico, Portugal 250 CE Cascais. Miroi;o, Portugal
(3) male
Roman Era Viminacium Serbia
R6750 (150 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: ?
Y-DNA Haplogroup: E1b1b1a1b1 (L618)
Genetic Distance: 16.164
Sample Match!
71 % closer than other users
Roman Era Viminacium Serbia
R6750 (150 AD)
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Roman Era Viminacium Serbia
R6750 (150 AD)
iminacium, an ancient city and military camp situated near modern-day Kostolac in Serbia, holds a significant place in the history of the Roman and later Byzantine empires. Its strategic location near the confluence of the Mlava and Danube Rivers made it a vital military and economic hub from the 1st century AD until its decline in the early medieval period.
Roman Viminacium
Foundation and Military Significance
Viminacium was established around the early 1st century AD as a Roman military camp. It gained prominence during Emperor Trajan's reign, serving as a strategic base for his Dacian Wars. Located on the Roman frontier, it was part of the defensive network along the Danube River, which acted as a natural barrier against invasions from tribes in the north. The city housed the Roman Legion VII Claudia and later the Legion IV Flavia Felix, indicating its military importance.
Urban Development and Economy
By the mid-2nd century, Viminacium evolved into a full-fledged Roman city with all the hallmarks of Roman urban life. It had a well-planned grid layout, sophisticated infrastructure, and a variety of public buildings, including baths, temples, an amphitheater, and a forum. The city's economy thrived on agriculture, trade, and its role as a transport hub on the Danube. It was an essential center for commercial exchange between the Roman Empire and other regions.
Social and Cultural Life
The city of Viminacium was a melting pot of cultures, attracting people from various parts of the Roman Empire. This diversity was reflected in the city's art, religious practices, and everyday life. Viminacium had numerous temples dedicated to Roman gods and goddesses, and the local elites often aspired to emulate Roman cultural and architectural standards. Evidence of well-preserved frescoes and mosaics indicates the richness of cultural life in Viminacium.
Transition into the Byzantine Era
Late Antiquity and Byzantine Presence
Following the administrative reorganization of the Roman Empire under Emperor Diocletian in the late 3rd and early 4th centuries, Viminacium became part of the newly formed province of Moesia Superior. During this period, the city continued to flourish, but it also faced challenges from barbarian invasions, including the incursions by the Huns in the 5th century, which led to significant destruction.
Byzantine Influence and Christianity
Under the Byzantine Empire, Viminacium experienced a transformation, both culturally and religiously. Christianity gradually became dominant, and the city saw the construction of basilicas and Christian cemeteries. Byzantine art and architecture subtly influenced local styles, and the city's strategic importance as a frontier outpost continued. The Byzantine emperors fortified Viminacium, reflecting its role in defending against Gothic and later Slavic invasions.
Decline and Archaeological Heritage
By the 6th century, Viminacium began to decline, ultimately falling to the Avars and Slavs between the late 6th and early 7th centuries. The city's location made it vulnerable to these successive waves of invasions, leading to its abandonment. Despite its fall, Viminacium left behind a rich archaeological legacy, offering vital insights into the life of both the Roman period and the Byzantine transition.
Archaeological Significance
Today, Viminacium is one of the most significant archaeological sites in Serbia. Excavations have unearthed numerous artifacts, including intricately designed frescos, mosaics, pottery, and coins. The site also features well-preserved remnants of Roman baths, fortifications, and necropolises, providing a comprehensive picture of ancient urban and military life.
Conclusion
Viminacium played a crucial role as a military and economic center in both the Roman and Byzantine empires. Its rich history reflects the broader narrative of cultural transitions and conflicts that characterized the ancient Balkans. As an archaeological site, it continues to unveil insights into the dynamics of ancient societies on the empire's fringes, bridging the Roman and Byzantine epochs.
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Matching samples
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(1)
male
Baltic Outlier Roman Era Viminacium Serbia
R9673 (146 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: ?
Y-DNA Haplogroup: R1a1a1b1a2 (S466/Z280)
Genetic Distance: 10.499
Sample Match!
98 % closer than other users
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(2) female
Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Vise Grobalja Necropolis
I32305 (200 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: T1a1b1
Genetic Distance: 13.712
Sample Match! 97% closer than other users
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(3) male
Roman Era Viminacium Serbia
R6750 (150 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: ?
Y-DNA Haplogroup: E1b1b1a1b1 (L618)
Genetic Distance: 16.164
Sample Match! 71% closer than other users
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Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Pirivoj Necropolis
I15492 (225 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: H7
Y-DNA Haplogroup: R1b1a1b1a1a2b1a1 (L20/S144)
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Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Pirivoj Necropolis
I15494 (225 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: H5a2
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Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Pirivoj Necropolis
I15495 (150 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: H49
Y-DNA Haplogroup: E1b1b1a1b1a6a1 (CTS9320/V3518)
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Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Pirivoj Necropolis
I15498 (100 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: H36
Y-DNA Haplogroup: Uncertain
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Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Pirivoj Necropolis
I15515 (225 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: K1a3a
Y-DNA Haplogroup: R1b1a1b1b (CTS1078/Z2103)
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Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Pirivoj Necropolis
I15516 (225 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: H13a1a1
Y-DNA Haplogroup: G2a2b2a (P303/PF3340/S135/Z765)
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Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Pirivoj Necropolis
I15517 (225 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: HV
Y-DNA Haplogroup: J2a1a1b2a1b1 (L70/PF5434/S287)
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Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Pirivoj Necropolis
I15493 (225 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: H8c
Y-DNA Haplogroup: Uncertain
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Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Pirivoj Necropolis
I15499 (225 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: L2a1j
Y-DNA Haplogroup: E1b1b1a1a1b (V32)
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Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Pirivoj Necropolis
I15501 (225 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: J1c1
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Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Pirivoj Necropolis
I15502 (225 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: U3a2a1
Y-DNA Haplogroup: E1b1b1b2a1 (M123/PF2023)
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Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Pirivoj Necropolis
I15509 (225 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: I4b
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Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Pirivoj Necropolis
I15511 (225 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: H
Y-DNA Haplogroup: Uncertain
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Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Rit Necropolis
I15503 (150 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: U5a2c
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Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Rit Necropolis
I15504 (250 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: H47a
Y-DNA Haplogroup: E1b1b1a1b1a (L142.1)
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Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Rit Necropolis
I15505 (250 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: J1d1a1
Y-DNA Haplogroup: Uncertain
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Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Rit Necropolis
I15507 (250 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: K1c2
Y-DNA Haplogroup: E1b1b1a1b1a (L142.1)
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Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Rit Necropolis
I15508 (250 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: W6
(You do not match this sample)
Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Grobalja Necropolis
I15513 (250 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: H8c
Y-DNA Haplogroup: E1b1b1a1b1a (L142.1)
(You do not match this sample)
Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Grobalja Necropolis
I15518 (250 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: U2e1a1
Y-DNA Haplogroup: E1b1b1a1b1a (L142.1)
(You do not match this sample)
Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Grobalja Necropolis
I15521 (250 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: H
Y-DNA Haplogroup: G2a2b2a1a1c (CTS342)
(You do not match this sample)
Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Grobalja Necropolis
I15522 (250 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: H
(You do not match this sample)
Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Grobalja Necropolis
I15523 (250 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: H+152
Y-DNA Haplogroup: Uncertain
(You do not match this sample)
Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Grobalja Necropolis
I15524 (250 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: HV9+152
Y-DNA Haplogroup: I2a2b (PH2569)
(You do not match this sample)
Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Rit Necropolis
I15486 (200 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: T2
(You do not match this sample)
Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Rit Necropolis
I15490 (200 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: H6b
Y-DNA Haplogroup: E1b1b1a1b1a (L142.1)
(You do not match this sample)
Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Rit Necropolis
I15491 (200 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: H7
Y-DNA Haplogroup: Uncertain
(You do not match this sample)
Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Rit Necropolis
I32304 (200 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: V+72
(You do not match this sample)
Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Rit Necropolis
I15487 (200 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: T1a
(You do not match this sample)
Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Rit Necropolis
I15488 (200 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: H41a
(You do not match this sample)
Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Rit Necropolis
I15489 (200 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: H
Y-DNA Haplogroup: G2a2a1a2a2a1 (Y140837)
(You do not match this sample)
Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Rit Necropolis
I15496 (200 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: T2b+16362
(You do not match this sample)
Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Rit Necropolis
I15497 (200 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: J1c
Y-DNA Haplogroup: Uncertain
(You do not match this sample)
Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Rit Necropolis
I15500 (200 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: R0a1a
(You do not match this sample)
Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Pirivoj Necropolis
I15510 (225 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: H26a1
Y-DNA Haplogroup: G2a2a1(xG2a2a1a2)
(You do not match this sample)
Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Pirivoj Necropolis
I15512 (225 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: X2+225
Y-DNA Haplogroup: E1b1b1a1b1 (L618)
(You do not match this sample)
Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Pirivoj Necropolis
I15514 (225 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: U4a2a
(You do not match this sample)
Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Vise Grobalja Necropolis
I15520 (200 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: U5b2b
Y-DNA Haplogroup: R1a1a1b2a2a1 (Z2123)
(You do not match this sample)
Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Vise Grobalja Necropolis
I15525 (200 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: H13a1a1
Y-DNA Haplogroup: E1b1b1a1b1a (L142.1)
(You do not match this sample)
Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Vise Grobalja Necropolis
I15526 (200 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: H13a2b2
Y-DNA Haplogroup: E1b1b1b2a1a4 (L791)
(You do not match this sample)
Imperial Roman Viminacium Serbia Pecine Necropolis
I15527 (100 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: H30b1
Y-DNA Haplogroup: R1b1a1b1a1a1 (M405/U106/S21)
(You do not match this sample)
Imperial Roman Viminacium Serbia Pecine Necropolis
I15528 (100 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: T1a1n
(You do not match this sample)
Imperial Roman Viminacium Serbia Pecine Necropolis
I15529 (100 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: H11a2
Y-DNA Haplogroup: J1a2b2b (FGC29938)
(You do not match this sample)
Imperial Roman Viminacium Serbia Pecine Necropolis
I15530 (100 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: K1a2a
(You do not match this sample)
Imperial Roman Viminacium Serbia Pecine Necropolis
I15531 (250 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: H10a1
Y-DNA Haplogroup: I1 (M253)
(You do not match this sample)
Imperial Roman Viminacium Serbia Pecine Necropolis
I15532 (250 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: J2b1c
Y-DNA Haplogroup: T1a2 (L131)
(You do not match this sample)
Imperial Roman Viminacium Serbia Pecine Necropolis
I15533 (250 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: V1a1
Y-DNA Haplogroup: R1a1a1b2a2b (S4576/Z2122)
(You do not match this sample)
Imperial Roman Viminacium Serbia Pecine Necropolis
I15534 (250 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: H5
(You do not match this sample)
Imperial Roman Viminacium Serbia Pecine Necropolis
I15535 (250 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: H1b
(You do not match this sample)
Imperial Roman Viminacium Serbia Pecine Necropolis
I15536 (250 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: U5a1j
Y-DNA Haplogroup: Uncertain
(You do not match this sample)
Imperial Roman Era Viminacium Serbia
R6756 (180 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: ?
Y-DNA Haplogroup: R1b1b2 (FGC21014/SK2065/Y7777)
(You do not match this sample)
Imperial Roman Era Viminacium Serbia
R6759 (150 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: U5a2a1
Y-DNA Haplogroup: R1a1a1b1a2b3a1c2 (YP578)
(You do not match this sample)
Roman Era Viminacium Serbia
R9669 (220 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: ?
Y-DNA Haplogroup: J2b2a1a1a1a1a1b1 (CTS11100)
(You do not match this sample)
Roman Era Viminacium Serbia
R9674 (133 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: ?
(You do not match this sample)
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Matching samples
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(1)
male
Baltic Outlier Roman Era Viminacium Serbia
R9673 (146 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: ?
Y-DNA Haplogroup: R1a1a1b1a2 (S466/Z280)
Genetic Distance: 10.499
Sample Match!
98 % closer than other users
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(2) female
Late Roman Empire Viminacium Serbia Vise Grobalja Necropolis
I32305 (200 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: T1a1b1
Genetic Distance: 13.712
Sample Match! 97% closer than other users
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(3) male
Roman Era Viminacium Serbia
R6750 (150 AD)
mtDNA Haplogroup: ?
Y-DNA Haplogroup: E1b1b1a1b1 (L618)
Genetic Distance: 16.164
Sample Match! 71% closer than other users
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DNA Roman City Viminacium
Roman City Viminacium
DNA Roman City Viminacium
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DNA Roman City Viminacium
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