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Archaeological discovery places women front and centre of pre-Roman Britain
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Archaeological discovery places women front and centre of pre-Roman Britain
A revolutionary genetic analysis has examined the remains of over 500 Iron Age people interred at burial sites in Yorkshire, uncovering evidence that their communities were centred around female lineages stretching back as many as nine generations.
The research, conducted by Ian Armit at the University of York and colleagues, focused on individuals linked to the Arras culture who were laid to rest across several hun…
13 Aug, 21:00