Exhuming a violent event

Scientists glean clues to a lethal prehistoric raid from skeletons excavated at a German site

Thirteen people who perished around 4,600 years ago still have something to say about life and death in prehistoric Europe.

FAMILY PLOT Four Neolithic-era graves, including this one containing a possible nuclear family arranged in two pairs, have yielded clues about the nature of violent conflicts and burial practices in central Europe 4,600 years ago.