Thread: Iberia, the cradle of the Celts?
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Default Re: Iberia, the craddle of the Celts?
If I remember well, the Irish Book of invasions claimed that celtik speaking peoples migrated from Spain;
The celtic culture might have come from Austria and South germany in to the Iberian peninsula and after absorbing iberian genes, they would have passed in to Ireland...
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