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DNA from skeletons reveals where first people to call themselves English came from

Ancient DNA extracted from skeletons in burial sites across England has revealed where the first people to call themselves English originally came from.

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DNA from skeletons challenges perceptions and understanding of ancient England | Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard

Findings point to a diverse and complex culture in England during the early Middle Ages.

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DNA from skeletons challenges perceptions and understanding of ancient England

Findings point to a diverse and complex culture in England during the early Middle Ages.

West heslertonNorth yorkshireUnited kingdomEastry kentDuncan sayerEastry kent archaeology research unitUniversity of central lancashireHeslerton landscape research centreCentral lancashireWest africaCurrent archaeologyMiddle agesCentury kentLandscape research centreUpdown girlWest african

DNA from skeletons challenges perceptions and understanding of ancient England

Findings point to a diverse and complex culture in England during the early Middle Ages.

West heslertonNorth yorkshireUnited kingdomEastry kentDuncan sayerEastry kent archaeology research unitUniversity of central lancashireHeslerton landscape research centreCentral lancashireWest africaCurrent archaeologyMiddle agesCentury kentLandscape research centreUpdown girlWest african

DNA from skeletons challenges perceptions and understanding of ancient England

Findings point to a diverse and complex culture in England during the early Middle Ages.

West heslertonNorth yorkshireUnited kingdomEastry kentDuncan sayerEastry kent archaeology research unitUniversity of central lancashireHeslerton landscape research centreCentral lancashireWest africaCurrent archaeologyMiddle agesCentury kentLandscape research centreUpdown girlWest african

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