9世纪BCE在塞尔维亚的乱葬坑显示,有针对性地屠杀来自不同背景的妇女和儿童,可能与区域冲突和动乱相关联。 A 9th-century BCE mass grave in Serbia reveals a targeted massacre of women and children from diverse backgrounds, likely tied to regional conflict and upheaval.

塞尔维亚Gomolava一个九世纪的BCE乱葬坑揭示了大规模、有针对性地屠杀妇女和儿童的证据,77人(主要是妇女和年轻人)被一起埋葬。 A ninth-century BCE mass grave in Gomolava, Serbia, has revealed evidence of a large-scale, targeted massacre of women and children, with 77 individuals—mostly female and young—buried together. 骨骼残骸显示暴力袭击造成的未愈合伤害,遗传和同位素数据表明了不同来源,表明受害人是从多个社区抓获的。 Skeletal remains show unhealed injuries from violent attacks, and genetic and isotopic data indicate diverse origins, suggesting victims were captured from multiple communities. 埋葬包括个人物品、动物遗骸和仪式要素,表明是一种蓄意的象征性行为,而不是仓促处置。 The burial included personal items, animal remains, and ritual elements, pointing to a deliberate, symbolic act rather than hasty disposal. 研究人员得出结论,在东南欧动荡时期,暴力具有战略性,可能与社会动荡、移徙和冲突有关。 Researchers conclude the violence was strategic, likely tied to social upheaval, migration, and conflict during a turbulent period in southeastern Europe.