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What would be the ethical implications of cloning a neolithic human?

This is just based on a discussion with my wife. I'm Curious.
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If they learned language and made efforts to join civilized society, we’d have a really delicate situation. Bringing an animal back is easier to justify, but a person?

If only by virtue of how different they would appear, the opportunity to lead a “normal life” of working a job, having a family and kids might not be possible. They’d be under a microscope by the project scientists, the media, and the government. No parent today knows how to prepare a kid for this kind of life. The Neolithic human would always face the pain that they have no true family, or a community that faces the same struggles.

From the side of genetics, there’s the issue that modern humans have evolved resistance to diseases which didn’t exist in Neolithic times. I’m not sure about other significant changes in the genome.

At the end of the day, any crime/addiction/bad behavior would be picked up by media and trigger an intense backlash against the researchers, no matter how many precautions they took.