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Re: Scotland's origins
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tiompan wrote:
TSC ,I haven't read the book .I think there may have been a tv prog based on it up here . The same author did a later book with James Wilson ("The Scots a genetic journey " (2009 ) )who is a geneticist and that was quite good but riddled with archaeo errors , the genetics were a big advance on Oppenheimer .


Cheers George, shall have to check that out, the genetics stuff is probably more interesting than the archaeology in some ways (especially if that's covered better elsewhere).


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Posted by thesweetcheat
6th November 2012ce
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