A new DNA analysis technique is poised to reshape our understanding of Britain's early history, particularly the post-Roman period.
By identifying subtle genetic changes over short timescales, researchers can trace migration patterns and interactions between groups.
The method is being used to analyze over 1,000 ancient remains, shedding light on the often-debated Anglo-Saxon arrival.
This powerful tool promises to resolve long-standing historical debates concerning the scale and nature of this significant migration.
