A new study has shown that members of the Scythian nobility buried in burial mounds were related by blood. This confirms the existence of hereditary dynasties and social inequality among ancient nomads.
A new study has revealed that members of the Scythian nobility buried in burial mounds were related by blood. This finding confirms that ancient nomads had hereditary dynasties and social inequality.
A new study has shown that humans are statistically closer to monogamous species, such as meerkats and gibbons, than to polygamous primates. This type of kinship structure may have contributed to the development of complex societies and cultures.