Women Key to Spread of Culture 4,000 Years Ago

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Women were the key to spreading culture and knowledge around Europe 4,000 years ago, according to new research. The study revealed European women travelled far and wide from their home villages to start families – bringing with them new cultural objects and ideas, while men tended to stay near where they were born. Researchers found that at the end of the Stone Age and in the early Bronze Age, families were established in a surprising manner in the Lechtal area, south of Augsburg in present day Germany. They discovered that the majority of women came from outside the area, probably from Bohemia or Central Germany, while men usually remained in the region of their birth.

http://principia-scientific.org/women-key-to-spread-of-culture-4000-years-ago/
 
Women are physically, mentally, and psychologically inferior to men. That's why they have always been failures. It's men that actually do things.
 
My ancestors came from the stars.

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Threedee said:
I guess women just didn't like to date men from their own village.
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Also stops inbreeding from occurring. I watched a BBC TV programme last night about the huge number of first cousin marriages in Pakistan with all the attendant problems. It has been speculated that the rise of terrorism can be linked to mental issues resulting from such relationships.
 
Corazón said:
Also stops inbreeding from occurring. I watched a BBC TV programme last night about the huge number of first cousin marriages in Pakistan with all the attendant problems. It has been speculated that the rise of terrorism can be linked to mental issues resulting from such relationships.
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Kind of like how the Russian royal family used to be notoriously plagued with hemophilia.
 
Corazón said:
Women were the key to spreading culture and knowledge around Europe 4,000 years ago, according to new research. The study revealed European women travelled far and wide from their home villages to start families – bringing with them new cultural objects and ideas, while men tended to stay near where they were born. Researchers found that at the end of the Stone Age and in the early Bronze Age, families were established in a surprising manner in the Lechtal area, south of Augsburg in present day Germany. They discovered that the majority of women came from outside the area, probably from Bohemia or Central Germany, while men usually remained in the region of their birth.

http://principia-scientific.org/women-key-to-spread-of-culture-4000-years-ago/
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Of course, this could be just male invaders canvassing remote villages and absconding the hottest women they can find...
 
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