Cheddar Man: Unveiling Ancient Britain's History

Discover the incredible story of Cheddar Man in this 30-second video. From his groundbreaking DNA analysis to challenging assumptions about ancient Britons, this video sheds light on the rich history of human migration and resilience. Join us in unraveling the mysteries of the Mesolithic era through the eyes of Cheddar Man. #CheddarManDiscovery, #AncientBritain, #MesolithicEra, #HumanMigration, #ResilienceOfHumanity #Shorts

[johnbissonjr]

They surviced vy adapting today the screamers yell about tge sky falking and tgunk they can controll the change.
Man has become dumber than hell.
Adapt and survive

[Bradley-ck]

also, finding one lonely skeleton and coming to the conclusion that they ALL looked like that is just reaching.

[hunterbaywolf]

Except for the Fact It's Totally Bogus It was Made in a Lab . and the Four Laws of Thermodynamics Blows the Theory of Evolution out of the Water.

[BrianCampbell-ob]

Blacks were all over the Earth, like the water 💦 cover the Sea

[Kanasubigi]

HIrisPlex-S is a flawed model. It doesn’t include MFSD12 alleles, which are the second strongest influence on dark/black skin today, often causing black skin when combined with other darkening alleles. Moreover, the model misclassifies people with intermediate skin tones 74% of the time. Evidence shows that intermediate-skinned individuals lacking the SLC24A5 and SLC45A2 "pale skin" alleles are always misclassified as dark or black, not pale. This is evident in HIrisPlex-S predictions for modern Asian populations like Oroqens, Uyghurs, and Southern Chinese, who are misclassified as ~50% black

recent study on Mesolithic France (PNAS, 2023) used HIrisPlex-S to predict the skin pigmentation of five Western Hunter-Gatherers (WHGs). Interestingly, two were classified as having "pale" to "intermediate" skin—tones common among Europeans today—rather than the expected "dark" to "black." Similarly, the Cheddar Man study (Nature, 2019) predicted Loschbour Man had intermediate (olive/tanned) skin

[OutofDarkness]

Is this a NetFlix documentry, How the heck do they know the eye colour?

[Taurus-id]

Im proud of my dark skin to I also have DNA match with Cheddar man on genomelink

[GangstaFarts]

DARK SKIN BLUE EYES... SOUNDS LIKE INDIA WAS THERE FIRST

[SamBaker-zh]

this is inaccurate- Grok confirmed red hair and light skin. please update.

[clarenceappleton]

It was not debunked. I know that disappoints you, but the tests concluded that he very Iikely did have dark skin, but it was not absolutely certain.

[sxoresx]

Lol the denial of the people here 😂 WHG were always thought to have light eyes and dark skin/hair. Only mixing with the PIE and Steppe peoples ended up making them light skinned. Common Western European person definitely has a chunk of his (WHG) DNA still in their genes. You can deny but DNA doesn't.