Posted on 02/08/2004 12:40:04 PM PST by blam
I believe he's about 7-800 years earlier.
Another one of those "red-haired" cultures?!?
The Jomon of Japan are identified by their 'corded' pottery. Hmmm?
Really? Either he was God or the journalist is a bozo.
Could be. Can't think of the name but somewhere over there are some white stones layed out across the fields that, to me, look very much like the old IBM computer punch cards.
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DNA for the British Isles is probably the most studied of anyplace on earth.
And since it had waves of migrants, it makes for interesting speculation of what precisely took place.
Many in Britain share a DNA group which includes many from Spain, Portugal and France, indicating a probable migration by land or by sea along the Atlantic.
In any event there were pre-celts, celts, Romans, Angles, Saxon, Frisians, Jutes, Norse, and maybe others.
Those are the “coming” and many of us are the “going.”
My dad's mother (Mrs Smith) was related to Cheddar Man.
“My dad’s mother (Mrs Smith) was related to Cheddar Man.”
Then you are, too. And me too. mtdna U5
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