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Ancient DNA reveals how women helped transform prehistoric Europe

Recent analysis of ancient DNA suggests that women were pivotal in the spread of farming practices among prehistoric hunter-gatherers and early farmers in Europe, indicating significant interactions between these groups. This challenges previous perceptions of their separation and highlights the importance of gender roles in historical agricultural transformation.

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