Ancient DNA reveals the world's oldest pedigree

29. 12. 2021
6th international conference of exopolitics, history and spirituality
Analysis of DNA extracted from the bones and teeth of 35 individuals buried in the long Hazleton North mound in the Cotswolds-Severn area revealed that 27 of them were close relatives. This is the first study to reveal in detail how prehistoric families were structured. An international team of archaeologists and geneticists say the results provide a new perspective on kinship and funeral practices in Neolithic times.

 

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