Iron Age study targets British DNA mystery
Table of Contents

A recent study showed that the present-day genetic landscape of Britain was largely laid down by the Bronze Age.
Source: co.uk

A recent study showed that the present-day genetic landscape of Britain was largely laid down by the Bronze Age.
Source: co.uk
Modern humans arose only once, in Africa, about 200,000 years ago. They then spread across Eurasia some time after 60,000 years ago, replacing whatever indigenous populations they met with no interbreeding. This is the ‘Out of Africa’ model, as it’s commonly known.
Read More