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I've always suspected that the first post-Ice Age inhabitants of the British Isles were the same people who inhabited the rest of the northern edge of Europe - the Finns.
It isn't actual. I swam in genetic researches.
~75 % have appeared in the Middle Ages (In the fifth century of our era there was a man).
These hypotheses about "the Ancient people" have appeared in 18 - 20 centuries. However, the genetics, anthropology and .. pull down old theories, alas. Metises of local people with people of Northern China in the beginning of the early Iron Age .
Basques - it is probable also metises of caucasus and Europeans. Old names of the rivers are necessary.
I may give away some of my lack of knowledge here, but didn't the Picts predate the Celts, at least in the northern areas? I wonder if they had their own language (as they seemed to have their own artistic style) or if they spoke a variation of some other language.
I have found the original language spoken on the British Isles and deciphered some words used on Ptolmeys Map of Ireland .Anyone who wishes to write to me may do so : [email]johnallen@hotmail.co.uk[/email]
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