Cheddar Man is the name given to a prehistoric human skeleton discovered in 1903 in Cheddar Gorge, England. Dating back around 10,000 years to the Mesolithic period, he is one of the oldest complete skeletons found in Britain. His remains provide valuable insights into the early inhabitants of the region. Recent DNA analysis revealed that Cheddar Man had dark skin and blue eyes, challenging previous assumptions about the appearance of early Europeans. This research highlights the genetic diversity of ancient populations and helps scientists understand how humans adapted to their environments over time.