Late Iron Age necropolis of Seminario Vescovile in Verona (Northern Italy, 3rd-1st).

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I can't guarantee you they're Rhaetian, but both samples are from Rhaetian-speaking areas (Vennones) and plot very near each other. I use them for my heatmaps and calculators.

Code:

Rhaetian:CHE_IA:SX18__BC_82__Cov_52.40%,0.125205,0.153345,0.050534,-0.003876,0.049548,-0.005578,0.0047,-0.002077,0.014726,0.033896,0.001786,0.016335,-0.016353,-0.008945,0.001764,-0.001591,0.009518,0.001647,0.002514,-0.006128,0.005241,0.005688,-0.012078,-0.004338,0.000958
Rhaetian:DEU_Roman:FN_2__AD_300__Cov_91.96%,0.117238,0.151314,0.045254,0.000323,0.052317,0.001952,0.0047,-0.006,0.01943,0.028064,-0.002436,0.004946,-0.017393,-0.013212,-0.004614,0.00411,0.009388,0.006334,-0.000377,0.0005,0.000624,0.001484,-0.000616,-0.00735,-0.001796

The most recent Reich lab AADR file has SX18 labelled as Switzerland_EBA_2 but with a date of 172 calBCE - 12 calCE. Is this their error, or has the sample been reclassified as EBA?

Is there a  newer version than V54.1.p1: Data release: Mar 6 2023?  Seems like they have stopped updating the AADR.

No, and I assume this is what David is waiting for before updating the G25 dataset. The Reich lab are very busy churning out papers, as one of their members informed me.