Skeletons found in mass grave are ancient Roman soldiers, study finds

Ancient Roman soldiers' skeletons found in Croatia mass grave, reveal insights into their lives. Researchers determined the men lived 1,700 years ago, likely victims of battle during the 'Crisis of the Third Century'. The robust, vegetarian individuals suffered various injuries, believed to be from conflicts during the Roman Empire's violent era. This discovery sheds light on the history of Mursa, a Roman city in modern-day Osijek, Croatia.