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5700 år gammelt tyggegummi afslører, hvordan stenalder pige så ud

Tyggegummiet - eller beg-klumpen - som forskerne har undersøgt.

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Julius Tromholt-Richter

23 december, 2019

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Forskere har fået DNA ud af spyttet fra et 5700 år gammelt tyggegummi. Nu kan de se, hvordan stenalder-pigen, som har tygget på det, så ud.

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