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Phylogenetic analyses suggests fairy tales are much older than thought

A research conducted by a social scientist/folklorist, an anthropologist and linguists has traced the international folktale record (fairy tales, folk tales, magic tales e.g. Hittite magic tales, Eurasian storytelling traditions of Indo-European-speaking ancestral populations and potentially present in  populations’ hypothetical last common ancestor, ‘Proto-Indo-European’) back to its origin, which was approximately 5,000 years ago - but one fairy tale in particular, they note, was very clear: called The Smith and The Devil, they traced it back approximately 6,000 years, to the Bronze Age.

Figure 1 shows a mapping of indigenous intergenerational folklorist settlements and thus, how ancestral storytelling maps ancestral states knitting an ancestral sociology, anthropology and geography, i.e. oral cartography.


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