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Mass migration from France to England and Wales took place 3,000 years ago

Researchers based their findings on ancient remains from British towns including Amesbury in Wiltshire, Lechlade in Gloucestershire, Ditchling Road in Brighton and Ulva Cave in Scotland.

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Bronze Age migration may have brought Celtic languages to Britain

Analysis of ancient DNA reveals a mass migration of people from what is now France to England and Wales between 1000 and 875 BC

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Genetic study detects unknown vast migration to Britain 3,000 years ago

The English derived half their DNA from French migrants who descended from early Turkish farmers. Not so the Scots

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Early migration from France may have brought Celtic languages to Britain

Early migration from France may have brought Celtic languages to Britain
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Scotland s National Book Awards: Ely Percy s coming-of-age novel Duck Feet named Scotland s Book of the Year

A high school coming-of-age novel set in the west of Scotland and written in the Scots vernacular has been crowned the country’s book of the year.

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