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Why are there no Greek samples from the post-Mycenaean period on mytrueancestry?

Does anyone have compatibility with samples from the latest Viking study such as: Medieval San Lorenzo Foggia Italy 1240 AD - Genetic Distance: 12.02 - VK535 Top 99% match vs all users How in a "Viking" cemetery / we in Italy say "Normans" there are samples that resemble ancient...

Late Roman Empire Crypta Balbi 500 AD R107 mtDNA: T2hY-DNA: E1b1b1a1b1a (L142.1) Shared DNA: (Sample Quality: 69) 1 SNP chain (min. 60 SNPs) / 37.47 cM Largest chain: 124 SNPs / 37.47 cM Hellenic Roman ANAS 200 AD R73 mtDNA: J2a1a1a Shared DNA: (Sample Quality: 54) 1 SNP chain (min. 60...

well but this doesn't exclude that they were equally non-Italic slaves, the slaves had children like the others didn't?

The Roman samples, however, do not give the certainty that they are really Roman, the study Ancient Rome: A genetic crossroads of Europe and the Mediterranean, does not say whether those samples are real Roman citizens or slaves deported to Rome.

​But the DNA samples with which we share cM, are our certenly direct ascendants, or can they be relatives more or less close to our direct ascendants?

Anyone have deep diving with Imperial Rome Centocelle samples like R47? Interestingly, this area was inhabited by the praetorian guard of the emperor Constantine, and there was the villa of the mother empress, could these samples therefore be referred to praetorians, inhabitants of the villa or...

Why are there no Greek samples from the post-Mycenaean period on mytrueancestry?

Anyone who has these samples close like me? 1. Iron Age Phoenician Settler Sardinia 300 BC - Genetic Distance: 8.522 - I10366 Top 99 % match vs all users 2. Sicily Beaker 2200 BC - Genetic Distance: 8.556 - I4930 Top 99 % match vs all users 3. Thracian Bulgaria 450 BC -...

8. Central Roman / Mixed 590 AD - Genetic Distance: 10.38 - SZ19 Top 99 % match vs all users Goodmorning, Does anyone have this sample in common like me? I read the paper, in my opinion it must belong to a woman kidnapped by barbarians after invading Italy.