Urnfield Proto-Celts of the Bronze Age
What I believe to be the most likely origin of the Celtic languages and culture, which satisfactorily explains its spread and diversity in development. It is largely in agreement with the traditional theory save for the timeline is pushed back significantly. The Iron-Age introduction is untenable. -Most map images are sourced from https://indo-european.eu this is likely the best site for detailed analysis of cultural and genetic migrations of Indo-European peoples. I have taken some other images from an old book of mine from 1968, "The Penguin Atlas of Ancient History by Colin McEvedy" he was ahead of his time in postulating the early formation of European cultural and linguistic groupings. Given the information he had at the time it is very well done. Please support my work by becoming a patron. Subscribers can communicate with me direction, give video suggestions, and get unique content such as articles and discussion. / celticsantuary Website: https://www.conlaochswell.com/ Twitter: / conlaochs
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