Genomic signals of migration and continuity in Britain before the Anglo-Saxons
Rui Martiniano(Liverpool John Moores University), Daniel G. Bradley(The University of Melbourne), Matthew J. Collins(University of Copenhagen), Malin Holst(York Osteoarchaeology (United Kingdom)), Steve Roskams(University of York), Orla Hardiman(Trinity College), Christine McDonnell(York Archaeological Trust), Russell L. McLaughlin(University Medical Center Groningen), Janet Montgomery(Durham University), Matthew D. Teasdale(Trinity College Dublin), Kurt Hunter-Mann(York Archaeological Trust), Leonard H. van den Berg(Utrecht University), Jan H. Veldink(University Medical Center Utrecht), Mark Thomas(University College London), Wouter van Rheenen(King's College London), Colleen Morgan(University of York), John Oxley(City of York Council), Anwen Caffell(Durham University), Maureen Carroll(University of York), Ian Barnes(Natural History Museum), Gundula Müldner(Department of Archaeology)
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