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Originally Posted by Mynydd View Post
First, it is not certain that Götaland derives from the name of the Goths, or the Geats.
It is quite certain, that the Goths inhabited several areas of modern Sweden and the Baltic. No less certain than any academical assertion in the field of ethnology.

Anyway, I dont know exactly the locations of the Gothic and Suebian kingdoms in parts of Iberia and modern France, but I know they existed for some time. Who influenced who does not change the ethnological circumstance that these peoples were Germanic and were absorbed as a component into the melting pot that today make up Spaniards.
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