Uncovering Ancient Gender Roles
New research reveals that women may have held more power during the Copper Age than previously believed. By analyzing a specific protein found in tooth enamel, scientists determined the sex of ancient remains, suggesting that many skeletal remains could be misclassified. This technique could reshape our understanding of societal structures 5,000 years ago.In this clip
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