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In a Stone Age Community, Women Moved while Men Stayed with Family

New archaeological finds offer a glimpse of family life 6,500 years ago

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DNA mapping reveals seven generations of one prehistoric family -- Science & Technology -- Sott net

DNA mapping reveals seven generations of one prehistoric family -- Science & Technology -- Sott net
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Family trees from the European Neolithic shed light on social organization

Family trees from the European Neolithic shed light on social organization
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Seven generations of a prehistoric family mapped with ancient DNA

Unprecedented genealogical tree reveals details of prehistoric social relationships. Unprecedented genealogical tree reveals details of prehistoric social relationships.

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Scientists use DNA to find neolithic family tree

Using genomes from DNA in burial grounds, paleoarchaeologists connected 64 individuals across seven generations in prehistoric France.

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