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从公元前650年到公元前400年,日耳曼入侵者分批涌进今天英国的东部,他们占领这片领土,建立了地方政府,和英国本地居民各个分支以及来自遥远的刚刚覆灭的罗马帝国的移民生活在一起。但是很难决定,有多少入侵者(来自欧洲北海岸的盎格鲁撒克逊人)参与这一过程,因为他们的遗传基因差异和欧洲群体差别很小。近期,研究者利用全基因测序,对古代英国人DNA的新分析,帮助理清了盎格鲁撒克逊人入侵前后(大约公元前5世纪)从欧洲大
From 650 BC to 400 BC, the Germans intruded in batches in the eastern part of England today. They occupied the territory and established local governments, all branches of the British natives, and from the distant empire of the Roman Empire Immigrants live together. But it is hard to decide how many intruders (Anglo-Saxons from the North Coast of Europe) are involved in the process because of their very little genetic diversity and the European community. Recently, investigators using whole genome sequencing, a new analysis of ancient British DNA, helped sort out the large Anglo-Saxons invasion (around the 5th century BC) from Europe