BRITAIN'S OLDEST TOWN FOUND

AMESBURY IN WILTSHIRE APPEARS TO HAVE INHABITED ABOUT 3000BC ACCORDING TO POTTERY FOUND ON THE SITE.

Actually they thinking 10000 years.Plus they got Stonehenge so it makes sense...


http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/can-you-guess-britains-oldest-3482868

Lioned wrote:Actually they thinking 10000 years.Plus they got Stonehenge so it makes sense...


http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/can-you-guess-britains-oldest-3482868

THANKS FOR THAT,LIONED
INTERESTINGLY CHANGING SUBJECT SLIGHTLY,I READ THAT PEOPLE LIVING AROUND STONEHENGE AND OTHER STONE CIRCES HAVE DIFFERENT BLOOD GROUP FREQUENCIES TO OTHER PLACES,BELIEVED TO BE GENETIC SIGNATURE OF STONE CIRCLE BUILDERS.
AMESBURY S BELIEVED TO BE NAMED AFTER AMBROSIUS AURELIUS,CELTIC HIGH KING WHO FOUGHT AGAINST THE SAXONS.

When you consider how long we have been around and the apparent fluidity of the population it is quite odd that many regions can still have these ancient dna traces.
Cornwall and East Anglia and i think parts of Cumbria and maybe Newcastle would be quite high up these lists i think.

Think this is what you where after Badboy.............


http://ibnlive.in.com/news/britains-oldest-town-unearthed-scientists-claim-to-have-discovered-who-built-the-first-monuments-at-stonehenge/469941-79.html

They can now pinpoint, from your DNA, where your ancestors came from 1000 years ago. With an astonishing degree of precision!