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Study: DNA of a man buried in a Stone Age tomb in Ireland revealed he was born of incest 5,000 years ago .
But this fact doesn't mean he was a "god-king" as previously claimed, a new study says.
The study calls into question the assumption that his inbred parentage meant he was an elite dynasty .
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