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Did Anglo-Saxon invaders replace England's native population following bloody battles, carnage, massacres, rape and pillage? Not according to new research at the University of Durham. Quentin Cooper talks to Dr Paul Budd , whose analysis of teeth from burials in a medieval cemetery in North Yorkshire is pointing to a far more gentle view of history. Producer Pamela Rutherford

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Quentin Cooper
Unknown:
Dr Paul Budd
Producer:
Pamela Rutherford
Source: Radio Times

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