Researchers say the ancient city is managed by women living in the “matriarchal society”, 9,000 years ago, researchers say

According to a study, an ancient city was ruled by women who have more than 9,000 years by women living in the “matriarchal society” published This week in science.

Researchers removed the ancient genomms of more than 130 skeletons from 35 different houses in ChataGoyuk, Ancient city It was considered one of the best canned neoline settlements in South Anatolia in Turkey. About 395 skeletons, men and women were found in the tomb holes in the floors of the city’s Mudbrick Homes. More than 1000 years (from 9,000 to 8,000 to 8,000 BCE) were famous for the lands of the city, women’s figurines, possible “mother goddess” and signs of the matriarchal society.

Genetologists, archaeologists and biological anthropologists used advanced technologies to analyze the DNA from the 12-year-old skeletons and played a key role in coordinating the mother’s generation.

Between the first years, family members were buried each other in the first years, but over time, habits were changed, and the researchers found that many of the dead were not a biological relationship. Where there is a genetic relationship, the women’s line, the husbands were told that the researchers who offered the husband’s wife’s marriage after marriage.

Using the genetic sequence, researchers can move from 70% to 100% of the time, and the female generation remains closed to buildings, and adults can move away from adult men. There was also a clear treatment sample, which shows more heavy goods than women than women than women than women than women than women.

“We must go away from our Western bias, which assume that all societies are patrilineal. Many cultures, some local groups, personalities, land rights and responsibilities, land law and responsibilities,” Research co-chair Dr. eline Schotsmans, A research companion Wollongong’s Science School at the University of Australia, gossip in a statement.

These findings are coming from the researchers who learn social networks in the UK in England before collecting genetic cemetery from the late Iron age cemetery ruminate These women were closely related to, non-relevant men tend to enter society from another place after marriage.

Using a study of ancient DNA, the restoration of 57 tombs in the southwestern Britain, published their education natural scienceIt shows that two-thirds of the individuals have fallen from a single main descent. These are women’s land and property, as well as strong social support, said there are researchers.

After the release of the findings of the researchers, “the parent’s ancestral is possible to have a major hat.”

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