Wow what a historical way to start the year. I personally though Celtic was an extension of the Scottish community thou thanks for this article and a happy new year to you
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Wow what a historical way to start the year. I personally though Celtic was an extension of the Scottish community thou thanks for this article and a happy new year to you
The Celts are much more closely identified with Scotland, Ireland, and other points in the greater British Isles, but they started in continental Europe.
Wow. Thanks for updating me bro
Indeed.
The Celts had made some minor inroads into the British Isles prior to the Norman Conquest (AD 1066) and its aftermath, but that was when they first settled there en masse, and from that point forward, there were waves of population exchanges going both ways.
And there were strong ties, particularly between Scotland and France, throughout the Middle Ages.