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6000-Year-Old Tomb in England Reveals World’s Oldest Known Family Tree
By using DNA, experts discovered the corpses of 27 household members in an approximately 6,000-year-old tomb. The tomb was discovered in England, indicating five-generation bloodline direct descendants, through one man and four women.
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