Despite its nearly 400-year-long occupation of Britain, which included founding the English city of Bath (pictured here), the Romans left a relatively small genetic imprint on the British people.
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The Romans controlled much of Britain for nearly 400 years, but they left relatively little genetic evidence of their occupation, new ancient-DNA research reveals.
Instead, the Roman occupation, from A.D. 43 until about 410, seems to have changed the culture of their Britannia province, with most people native to Britain converting to Imperial Roman ways.
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