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Ancient Turkish city's DNA reveals women likely ruled, challenging views on gender roles.
Analysis of 9,000-year-old DNA from the ancient Turkish city of Çatalhöyük suggests it was ruled by women.
Researchers found that maternal lineage was key, with daughters staying in the family home and sons leaving.
Females were buried with more grave goods than males, indicating they had significant social status and control over property.
This discovery, published in Science, challenges traditional views on gender roles in ancient societies.
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El ADN de la antigua ciudad turca revela que las mujeres probablemente gobernaron, desafiando puntos de vista sobre los roles de género.