…..At a site called the Newgrange passage tomb — an elaborate,
5,000-year-old burial site north of Dublin (pictured above) and one of the
earliest Stone
Age monuments in Europe — the team discovered that "an
individual buried in the most ornate recess… was an adult male whose parents
could only be first-degree relatives," Live Science contributor Tom
Metcalfe wrote.
That
must mean that the man (likely a king or other person of high status) had
parents who were brother and sister — or else parent and child, though that
scenario is much rarer throughout history, Metcalfe wrote…..
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