A group of researchers from London found that the skeletons, found in one of the graves from the Roman age, have an Asian origin.
On the territory of the ancient Roman burial in London, archaeologists found the remains of immigrants from Asia.
A group of researchers says that in the crypt are the remains of people with 100% Asian origin. A unique discovery was made after experts conducted a computer simulation of the skulls and teeth found in the ground, in the grave.
Discovered in the British London human remains classified by archaeologists as the burial place of people with Asian roots. Report of the scientific group of skeletons of people of Chinese or Korean origin that were found in a London grave of the era of Rome, published in the latest issue of the Journal of Archaeological Science.
Particularly it clarifies that in the crypt, which is located in Southwark, one of the administrative districts of the UK capital, more than two dozen skeletons of Asians. “Emigration from Asia to Europe seemed rather impossible than a feasible process, it was unlikely” — say the researchers.
