Apologize

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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helvetii

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You mean Visigoths.

No, he's talking about the Galatae who wound their way into Anatolia. The Galatians of the New Testament being their descendants.

My homeland in dark green

You apologies

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They had it coming

Celts were a turkic tribe.

apologize

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something they don't teach you in history class...

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I like the boi.

Join Duolingo and learn Irish.

No. Go back.

They Pretania it never existed

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Its actually kind of interesting how the Catholic/Protestant delineation in Germany and the Netherlands sort of follows the ancient Celtc/Germanic divide.

For what? It's not like they were killed, they just got integrated into different cultures, mostly Roman Empire.

It wasn't an empire it was a cultural trend.

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Indeed. It is also noticeable how southern Germany, Austria and Switzerland (ancestral homeland of the Celts) seems to be so much more rooted in common sense, decency and tradition than northern Germany, the Netherlands, all the Scandicucks (except Finnland of course) and even the Anglos. Are germanics the problem after all? Southern Germany, even though germanic in language, still remains distinctly different in culture, many of our rivers and city names are celtic in origin rather than germanic. Merkel and her fans are distinctly northern, protestant, "progressive". Bavaria, the most traditional place in Germany is in the south, catholic and holds many of the oldest celtic archeological finds in Europe.

you meant similar material culture and burial customs

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Eat my big germanic cock like your forefathers you little shit

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Brits and West Germans are mostly Celtic too.

>Are germanics the problem after all?
Yes.
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Yet you spics think the Aztecs owned alta California.

get bent Celtic you lost to the Britons, now accept it.

>celtic area
oh so that's where the dark-haired unibrowed welsh man come from

I regret nothing, you're people should thank us!

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cultural and genetic though, it was still conquered land by related groups. Culture didn't used to spread without conquest.

Celts came from the Austrian Alps, they didn't come from Iberia but they were in Iberia.

Absolute truth

Yes, hence Galatia ("G/Cel(a)t-ia") in Greece.

>The empire with the most cucked men.

There was no coordinated effort though. Disparate tribes or loose confederacies fighting each other or outsiders.
And I would argue that you wouldn't find much in common at all genetically between a Northern Italian "Celt" and a Celtic language-speaking Briton, for example.

Seems the main chunk of British ancestry before the arrival of the Anglo-Saxons (who had a large impact in England and other parts of Britain to a lesser degree) was the Beaker Folk and they likely arrived in Britain long before Celtic languages were spoken on the island. Perhaps even before Proto-Celtic had formed.

Continental Celtic-speakers seemed to come over to Britain in smaller waves before the arrival of the Romans and likely brought their language and superior farming techniques with them or traded goods and left again.

Just like English has spread as the international language of trade and internet communication now (thanks to the relatively soft power exertion of the US), it's possible that Celtic languages spread as an economic language in the past, rather than as a conqueror's tongue.

Sry but we did have mythology classes.