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Study reveals incest in early Irish society

An extensive archaeological and genetic study at Newgrange found signs of incest in early Irish society.

Study reveals incest in early Irish society

Wed, 17 Jun, 2020 - 17:50

Kevin O’Neill

Newgrange: Picture:Barry Cronin/www.barrycronin.com

An extensive archaeological and genetic study at Newgrange found signs of incest in early Irish society.

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