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Origins of the Celts : As you have never read them before !: As you have never read them before !

By Llydaweg, Cryfris

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Title: Origins of the Celts : As you have never read them before !: As you have never read them before !  
Author: Llydaweg, Cryfris
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Language: English
Subject: Non Fiction, World History and History of Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, New Zealand, etc., History of the Celts
Collections: Authors Community, History
Historic
Publication Date:
2022
Publisher: Herve Cariou
Member Page: Herve Cariou

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Description
This essay explores three possible origins for the Celts: Eurasian, Breton and Scythian.

Summary
If you think the Celtic world is only twenty-five centuries old, this free eBook will disappoint you, as it adds another seven centuries.

Excerpt
Around 600 BC, the inhabitants of Massilia (Marseille, France), a Greek colony, referred to the people of Provence using the terminology ‘Keltoi’. Later, the Romans would ‘latinise’ the name: ‘Celtae’ (Celts). They also used this name for all populations north of Provence (including the Alps). Herodotus refers to them in his book Histories.

Table of Contents
Eurasian origin Introduction Indo-European Population Genetics Y Chromosome Mitochondrial Eve Review Linguistics Cimmerians Conclusion Breton origin Introduction Herodotus Kymry Owen Jones Britain Brittany Conclusion Scythian origin Introduction Scythians Nel and Scota Partholon Nemed Fir Bolg Tuatha De Gaedil Conclusion Epilogue

 
 



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