A woman's remains would be about the last thing I'd expect to find in a bronze-age battlefield, but out of 14, they found 2. Considering the ubiquity of lactase persistence for centuries, not finding 1 instance on either side is surprising.

And no one can actually drink raw milk fresh from the udder either? Enough contamination must occur for the enzymes to be produced for regular people to be able to drink it, I thought.