For more than a decade, the remains of an ancient woman discovered in southern England played a powerful role in discussions ...

The curious skeleton of a Roman-era individual in Britain, nicknamed the Beachy Head Woman, is not who we thought she was. It ...

Scientists have shed light on the true origins of the so-called "first Black Briton". The skeletal remains - dating from Roman times - were previously thought to belong to a woman from the sub-Saharan ...

New DNA analysis of the remains of a Roman-era individual known as Beachy Head Woman indicates that she came from ...

The identity of a Roman-era individual found in southern England has finally been resolved after scientists at the Natural History Museum were able to sequence high quality DNA from her skeletal ...

New DNA research reveals the woman long believed to be the first Black Briton was actually white and from Roman-era southern England.

The identity of the Beachy Head Woman has captivated scientists and historians alike, evolving from a figure believed to be the earliest known black Briton to a local girl from Eastbourne. Recent ...

Beachy Head Woman, an ancient individual once called the 'first black Briton' was actually a white Sussex woman, according to the Natural History Museum ...

In a groundbreaking revelation, scientists have shed new light on the origins of the so-called "first black Briton," previously known as the Beachy Head Lady. This article delves into the significant ...

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Beachy Head near Eastbourne is a dramatic and beautiful headline extending 535 feet above sea level. But this area of natural beauty has a darker side. Beachy Head is a well known location for suicide ...