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Archeological treasures unearthed at the Neolithic village of Cayonu, 40 kilometers northwest of modern-day Diyarbakir, in southeast Turkey, are challenging previous theories on prehistoric agrarian societies. In the process, they are teaching us a few things about ourselves.
A massive ancient DNA study has revealed migrations into and possibly out of Anatolia during the accelerating Mesopotamian and Levantine Neolithic Revolution.