DNA revealed this ‘Typical’ British village isn’t so British after allWith its honey-coloured stone cottages, the village of Bledington is quintessentially English.
But a landmark study by AncestryDNA uncovered the unexpected: The average village resident is less than half Great British.
A not so British villageOfficial population data identifies the ethnicity of the village as 94% White British.
Instead, their AncestryDNA test results revealed that the average resident was just 42% Great British (Anglo Saxon).
Before taking the test, over half of the villagers (56%) tested didn’t expect to find results outside of the UK.
But their AncestryDNA test results revealed ethnicity from 18 separate global regions.
One of the most surprised villagers was 48-year-old marketing manager Kristen Turner. She learned her DNA was 7% South Asian.
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But according to this, Wales and Scotland are not part of Great Britain.
And Ireland/Scotland/Wales 17.03%
Therefore separating Scotland and Wales from Great Britain.
I don't understand it then, unless the Great British are really English.
Official population data identifies the ethnicity of the village as 94% White British.
Instead, their AncestryDNA test results revealed that the average resident was just 42% Great British (Anglo Saxon)."
British, the Angles and Saxons were invaders from Scandinavia and Germany, so this little town is even less british than originally stated