For more than two hundred years, one of Britain's most impressive Bronze Age tombs was thought to be the burial site of a powerful man - a metalworker and perhaps a ceremonial leader. But modern DNA research has shown that archaeologists were wrong all along: the person buried in luxury was a woman.
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For more than two hundred years, one of Britain's most impressive Bronze Age tombs was thought to be the burial site of a powerful man - a metalworker and perhaps a ceremonial leader. But modern DNA research has shown that archaeologists were wrong all along: the person buried in luxury was a woman.