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DNA reveals Stonehenge-era ‘stout man’ was actually a woman

DNA analysis shows the burial was a woman, and researchers say the grave goods indicate gold-working in the early Bronze Age.

By Filipa Gaspar A gold-worker from the time of Stonehenge, thought to have been a "stout man", has been revealed to be a woman - after new DNA evidence. The burial was originally excavated in 1803 by William Cunnington and…

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DNA reveals Stonehenge-era ‘stout man’ was actually a woman

By Filipa Gaspar A gold-worker from the time of Stonehenge, thought to have been a "stout man", has been revealed to be a woman - after new DNA evidence. The burial was originally excavated in 1803 by William Cunnington and…

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Daily Post-Athenian broke the news on Tuesday, August 11, 2026.
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