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   that way match the known historical record but also point to events   
   that have not been recorded, such as a major migration from northern   
   France that accounts for about one-third of the ancestry of the   
   average person in Britain.   
      
   "History is written by the winners, and archaeology studies the   
   burials of wealthy people," Dr. Donnelly said. "But genetic evidence   
   is interesting because it complements that by showing what is   
   happening to the masses rather than the elite."   
      
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