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He had dark skin, brown curly hair and blue eyes, DNA tests suggest, upending a common assumption that Britain’s indigenous populations were all pale skinned with fair features.

The “Cheddar Man,” is Britain’s oldest complete skeleton, which was discovered in 1903 in Gough’s Cave near the village of Cheddar in Somerset, in southwest England. He lived about 10,000 years ago in the Mesolithic period, the middle part of the Stone Age.

Experts have now reconstructed his features, demonstrating that he was part of a population of ancient Western Europeans that, scientists have shown in recent years, had dark skin.

Corresponding with modern day African historians that Africans are the first people to inhabit Europe thousands upon thousands of years ago.

I'm not sure

dawnomike:
I'm not sure

Britain themselves admit these findings .
The reason he sits in London’s Museum of Natural History.

Amujale:
Britain themselves admit these findings .
The reason he sits in London’s Museum of Natural History.

Now I'm sure ... lol

Does this stop Africa from being backward?

Joke..not even the 2nd

OneCorner:
Does this stop Africa from being backward?

Totally ought to assist us to reaching our true potential.

In the knowledge that our ancestors are responsible for the progression of humanity.

Generically, it has become clear that our history is exceptional rich and relevant.

Amujale:
He had dark skin, brown curly hair and blue eyes, DNA tests suggest, upending a common assumption that Britain’s indigenous populations were all pale skinned with fair features.

The “Cheddar Man,” is Britain’s oldest complete skeleton, which was discovered in 1903 in Gough’s Cave near the village of Cheddar in Somerset, in southwest England. He lived about 10,000 years ago in the Mesolithic period, the middle part of the Stone Age.

Experts have now reconstructed his features, demonstrating that he was part of a population of ancient Western Europeans that, scientists have shown in recent years, had dark skin.

Corresponding with modern day African historians that Africans are the first people to inhabit Europe thousands upon thousands of years ago.

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