7 Roman-era skeletons found in Croatian mass grave may be soldiers who died in the Battle of Mursa 1,700 years ago

A remarkable discovery in Mursa, Croatia, revealed seven male skeletons from the Roman era, unearthed from an old water well. These skeletons exhibit signs of trauma and health issues consistent with lives of intense physical exertion. Genetic and isotopic tests indicate varied origins, suggesting these men were likely soldiers. The burial has been linked to a significant historical event, presumably the Battle of Mursa from 260 CE.
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