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Analysis of his tooth enamel shows that his formative years were spent in the Alps, so he was probably born there.
However, there was a younger companion in his grave, related to him, and described as probably his son. This companion grew up in England.
Therefore, the inference is that, as a young man, the Amesbury Archer (sometimes dubbed `king of Stonehenge`) was born in the Alps but came to southern England and settled.
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