Except possibly the Irish. As I mentioned in another thread, ancient Irish actually had Hebrew, Aramaic and Phoenician words and some passages could be word for word verbatim with Hebrew although the spelling was just a bit different......and there was an Irish torque found in Syria 2000 years earlier than all this being spoken of...there is some evidence in Ireland, thru genetic testing and trading artifacts that Ireland may not at all fit into this. Scotland on the other hand as well as the surrounding Gaelic speaking nations have different Gaelic than the Irish, in that the Irish have pronounciations that are different than its neighbors who all use the same form of speaking though different words...Irish speak similar to the Basques and Phoenicians in their syntax....I hope I'm using the right words to describe this lol....I am going from memory...it has provoked more than a little interest in the Middle East as well as from Amizagh researchers. The Berber also have ties to the Irish...so the Gaels were a vast confederation of tribes that were all over the place at one time....we are only beginning to scratch the surface..though I agree, I haven't seen much evidence of Scotland being involved other than they came from Ireland...about 1/3 of Ireland has tested out to be of Middle Eastern ties, namely Jewish genetics...that leaves 2/3 with other...along with their Celtic genetics. So it is possible that the scots were of the other...or maybe not...only time and further research and data will tell us...if it is found. Nothing to be too concerned about either way yet though lol! At least not in Scotland, if at all.
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Originally Posted by Eleana
Genua... busy city that is. Haven't been there for quite a while.
The Keltoi are not that mystic even though they didn't like to write their stories up. But the Greek and Romans did. The truth of the story is that Celts indeed were to be found in middle east but they had come from Europe, not the other way around.
I never would have looked for Atlantis in North America...
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