[blam]

Unearthed, The Prince Of Stonehenge

[Artist]

Very interesting. Thanks.

[elbucko]

Thanks.

[leilani]

Blam, you always have the coolest posts - really interesting stuff, and such a blessed relief from everything else. Thanks.

[farmfriend]

Gods, Graves, Glyphs
List for articles regarding early civilizations , life of all forms, - dinosaurs - etc.

Let me know if you wish to be added or removed from this ping list.

[185JHP]

This reminds of some other famous archers, the Tells. Not many people know that they were also avid bowlers. Unfortunately a fire destroyed league records. No one knows for whom the Tells bowled.

[ruoflaw]

blam, I come here and look for your breaking news first!

[RightWhale]

Isn't this about the same time as the Otzi mummy? Same culture, no doubt.

[r9etb]

The "Beaker Culture," eh?

Another one of those "red-haired" cultures?!?

[mtbopfuyn]

The Archer was obviously an important man, and because he lived at the same time that the stones at Stonehenge were first being built

Really? Either he was God or the journalist is a bozo.

[jimt]

The author appears to be using the word "tress" incorrectly.

The definition I find is "a braid or lock of hair".

[truth_seeker]

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.”

[truth_seeker]

Good site for people that have interest in DNA-genealogy

http://www.eupedia.com/genetics/