Face of Cheddar Man Revealed Made at UCL - UCL – University College London

UCL minds sequenced the DNA of Britain’s oldest near-complete skeleton, Cheddar Man, and found he was blue-eyed and dark-skinned – sharing the appearance of other Western European hunter-gatherers.

England's Cheddar Man Had Blue Eyes and Dark Skin, Surprising for Early Britons

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Face of 'The First Brit' known as the Cheddar Man revealed – and he had dark skin - Mirror Online

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Cheddar Man, the first modern human in Britain, had blue eyes and black skin

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Scientists have proved that Cheddar Man was Black and carried Y-DNA haplogroup I2a. That said, was he an Hamite, a Semite or a Japhethite? - Quora