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English, Scottish, Welsh & Irish: What DNA Actually Separates Them?
In this video, I’m exploring what genetics actually reveals about the differences between English, Scottish, Welsh and Irish ancestry. From their shared prehistoric roots to Anglo-Saxon migration, Viking settlement, Gaelic expansion and the surprising genetic legacy of the Normans, the DNA of these islands tells a much more complicated story than national borders suggest. Which of the four does your family come from?
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