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  • Can someone tell the name of the tune?

  • "The bloodline of king David and Christ. In other words, descendents of the true Jews of the Bible, (NOT todays so-called Jews whose descendents were Edomites who merely took on the Jewish religion centuries before Christ).

    The Basque people are of a holy bloodline,one of the world's best kept secrets as the so-called Jews claim this birthright " This was said by a non basque woman..the british,the irish and americans of british descent also have this blood because the basques settled britain

  • I had my DNA done and i'm with the haplogroup I. Subclade(I2b2) i live in belgium so i THINK and this i can not know for sure that i have an ancestor that was with the celts. but i could be wrong if anyone have more info i would love to know. thank you.

  • I always wounders how our culture and historie today would look like if they hade defited rom!

  • @michaelrice1983 yeah  but i look very germanic mate i have dark red fine hair blue eyes Blonde mustache and goatee facial hair i look viking mt ancestry hails yorkshire on mums side

  • @theinfinatetroll if they diidnt had great impact why do i look very germanic ? my ancestry haiuls from yorkshire i have viking and anglosaxon blood in me i have dark red fine hair blue eyes blonde mustache and goatee facial hair

  • @theinfinatetroll the celts of britain came from northern spain theres 2 studies one says from galicia and another one from basque country

  • Basque people are the original white people...dont believe me?Look it right up....

  • @TheBasqueLand yeah celts came from northern spain the dark british are cets

  • Naked Sic!! rawr!

  • @michaelrice1983 im only 1/16th Irish thats 6,25 % very small quantity of genes

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  • @celtic4ever18

    Me French of unknown father: I am not the fair-haired man contrariwise, but my genetic analysis is U106 with in family finder a not negligible origin Scottish and a bit English, as well as French Basque and the German, prognosticates 100 % Europe.

  • @celtic4ever18

    Damn...it impresses me how you somewhere got the idea you have bloody Roman gene.

    In short, utter BS.

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  • @michaeloreillyrice Actually, recent genetic studies that compared Norwegians and Scots, have shown that the two people are very similar, which would make sense due to the close geographic position of the countries.

  • i have a great grand father that is irish but i am mostly english

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  • someone correct me if I'm wrong

  • considering language, ethnicity and culture are celtic : irish, scottish, welsh and manx, bretons

    considering ethnicity and culture are celtic : galicians, north portugal until douro river (what is also called Gallaecia), maybe Asturias

    considering ethnicity (+50% of r1b) : french, west germans, north italians until latium region, english, most of spaniards, most of portugueses

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  • @celtic4ever18 that's what I said first!

  • @celtic4ever18

    it is not always obvious to locate the Celtic or the germanic, but they can easily locate the Gallo-British men with the genetic group defined by Z196 / 176.2 / SRY2627 / M153, English, basques / Breton, the welsh. (can be the group of the culture of Halstatt).

  • @celtic4ever18 the first celtic tribes were found in modern-day Alsace, between 2,000 and 1,500 BC. they spread througout Europe and diverged culturally. so, not only the welsh, the irish and the bretons are celts...

  • @NScott45 i thouth the celts came from northern spain 

  • @celtic4ever18

    You thought wrong.

  • @celtic4ever18 thats right, the english land was celtic land but the people are not today, the english are no more celtic than the people living in gaul today or the russia or chinese

  • @celtic4ever18 English are as much as 50% celtic. Viking invasions added just 5% to the population. Norman nordics just 15% and anglo saxon about 30%.

  • @AdeptHuman

    uh uh, ever heard of Normans? They are fully descendants of Vikings you know.

    Seriously people, you come here and make up percentages, it's utterly silly.

  • @heheIvan I know, that's why I refered to them as nordics.

    The percentages aren't made up. They're approximations obviously, but there are many different theories, based off new evidence mostly.

  • @AdeptHuman yes its true

  • @celtic4ever18 it matters what side of britain your on if you go to scotlands east coast you will find its more germanic than celtic and if you go to the west its more celtic than germanic that goes for england and scotland wales is celtic and ireland is celtic with a little germanic

  • @IMPERIUMEUROPE i look Celtic Briton not Germanic even if i carry germanic blood check my facebook Pics

  • THE PIC WAS WRONG

    THE GREEKS WEND TO SCOTLAND IRELAND WALES

    AND ABSOLUTELY DEFRENTE THING THE CELTS AND THE GERMANIK TRIBES

    SCOTISH IRISH AND WALS ARE THE CELTS

    ENGLISH FRANSH KAI GERMANS ARE SAXON

  • @dhmhtrhs1945 french have high celtic heritage, the r1b pattern has a high frequency in France as well in the UK (more than 50%), they do have germanic heritage as well, but all the western europe countries colored on the map except ireland, scotland and isle of man have germanic patterns combined with celtic ones.

  • @michaeloreillyrice Yeah but Somerled has the 2nd most descendants out of any human being who ever existed, second only to Genghis Khan, basically the Somerled branch is bigger therefore most McDonalds are of Norse origin XD.

  • The celts were truely a great people they defended there lands against the military might of Rome with great bravery. THey were truely a wonderful people who would shape the modern world

  • @mmadonna62341

    archaeology advances and they assume that languages Turkish but especially Basque could be the survival of the ancient Celtic languages previous come from Caucasus. (put together R1b / L23).

  • Celts is from Keltoi in Greek, but it's not clear if they are the same people, only that the Brythonic and Gaelic Celt cultures survive in the 'Celtic fringe' of the British Isles, and speak languages more related to eachother than to anything else, although they are Indo-European , and Basque is not . The Irish Gaels came from Spain, according to the Milesian genealogy, which however starts with Adam and Eve. One Irish tribe in that genealogy, the Dal Riada (or Scotii), took over the highlands.

  • @neotenousape Actually recent DNA tests have shown that the biggest Scottish clans including the biggest McDonald clan have the R1a1a haplogroup which is of Viking origin.

  • @NorthernerMatty123 DNA and culture often don't match. The highlanders adopted the language and culture of the Gaels from Ireland, but that doesn't mean their DNA is all Gaelic. In a similar way, the English are now thought to have mostly the DNA of the Britons, the other main group of Celts, whose culture and language survive mainly in Wales, but not in England, where the English language evolved from the language of the Angles and Saxons.

  • @neotenousape Um actually most Germans (including people from Saxony and Angeln) have R1b blood and the R1b thing isn't Celtic or Basque it originally came from the Caucasus, so judging our ethnicity just by that is wrong.

  • @neotenousape On the contrary a recent DNA study showed that English have DNA most similar to people in Frisia (which is in Holland).

  • @neotenousape

    know if basques are IE it is big question, but Gallo-British it makes no doubt: R1b /L176.2 / SRY2627 (Basque, Breton, welsh, English).

  • @neotenousape

    the Gallo-British group is a genetic and cultural group but a linguistic group. And the people who compose this group speak about so different languages as English, Basque, French or Breton. On the contrary they find absolutely the ancient same mathematical system to them.

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  • There is a great ancient historical tradition indicating that the Celts have Greek blood in them.According to Greek mythology,Celtos and Galatis were the sons of Hercules.These mythological claims have been recently backed up by archaeological data.Engravings on Stonehenge,for instance,have been proved to depict ancient Greek Mycenaic swords.Also,ancient Celtic jewels are identical with the ancient Greek Mycenaic ones.

  • @scorpios814 .The dagger carved on Stonehenge is not Greek, it's a Snowshill dagger,a rare British type. Dating has shown SH is older than Mycenae; the Mycenean theory was discarded by the 70's. This was long pre-celtic anyway. That said, there was some trade between Britain and Greece in the later bronze age--with the Brits sending OUT stuff (type of bead mainly) and getting a few bits back.

  • @scorpios814 There is no link between the Celts and the Greeks they were and are from completelt different and distant parts of the world except there was once a decent influence in Galatia (Part of modern Turkey).

  • @NorthernerMatty123 your comment is probably based on a picture of greece in 400 bc.i was referring to Mythology and archaeological verrfication of pre-ancient greek time.there is a bond between the two.even irish archaeologists have found back-up evidence for this.(findings in dublin)

  • very nice video!

  • Good Video, not so good music

  • I will admit i have read the same. But that bloke does seem determined that we are the real Celts, and he does seem to know something about genetics. He told me that updates show that groups such as Celts and Basques came from the Caucasus mountains and that they are IE and late invaders to Europe.

    I spoke to someone else who knows more about Genetics than me, and he claims that updated testing has shown most of the "old Europeans" have been replaced by later tribes.

  • @MultiTangle

    the ancient tribe which is the forefather of Basque - Celtic, germanic and italics is IE R-L11 Saxon (R-L11* and R-U106) of which taking them down live broadcasting is ancient, they arrived from the basin of Volga by way of Kuban and edges of Black Sea... Read Seicher and Kliuzov.

  • @polarisreseau Yes that makes sense!! Like you said ( the forefathers ) of Basque ,Germanic, Celtic and italics. I suppose all Europeans are linked...and before then, who knows.

  • @polarisreseau

    What is the link between RL11 and the Saxon ?

  • @gipcambero

    R-L11 is the common genetic marker aus Celtic-Basque and germanic, it is also the one that they estimate be the main genetic group of Indo-Europeans, and R-L11* / U106 is the proto-germanic markers of Saxon which succeed him and P312 for proto-Celtic.

  • The "Celts" were really ancient Basques who have mixed with other European tribes over the years.

  • @JorgeLorenzoSpain100

    it is exactly as to separate Ukrainians Catholic and to say that it are not the same people as orthodox Ukrainian, so also to separate basques with English or Welshmen.

    Basques-Bretons, English, welsh are the most modern branch of the fact that they call R1b / P312 the Celtic or.

  • @polarisreseau I have a friend that has A grade in Genetics, and there is a difference in DNA found in places like Wales and England. Groups such as Cornish/Welsh are closer to Brythonic.

    Its only you're opinion!! Check these groups ancestry on Wiki, its not "exactly" the same.

    Quote - The English are descended from numerous people - Vikings, Saxons, Normans, Romans and Brython.

  • @MultiTangle Eh... no English are descended from Vikings, Saxons, Irish famine immigrants, and a small Native Briton influence but the Romans did not colonize Britannia in the same way the Saxons moved with their families.

  • @polarisreseau Actually the reason that English people have been found to have R1b genes is because people in Saxony have that gene aswell but that doesn't make them Celtic I mean the first ancestor who carried the R1b gene was probably originally from the Caucasus or the Indian subcontinent.

  • I know the guy at :12

  • PEOPLE!!!!! Shut up and quit arguing over a point that is realy meaningless!!! Basque is equivalent to Gaulish, which is related to the Germanic languages. ALL CULTURES IN EUROPE SHARE A COMMON LANGUAGE WAY BACK IN HISTORY, WHETHER THE TRIBE IS LATIN OR CELT - INDO EUROPEAN. Of course, with Celtic languages, such as Basque (who were Iberian-Celts), there were differences. Linguists separated it into two groups; P-Celtic, and Q-Celtic.

    These are the facts given to you by a historian and linguist

  • @celticbattleaxe U GERMAN UR NOT celt THE REAL celts ARE HELLENES

  • @unfukkkmee wow - you really are stuck-up SOB. HOW DARE YOU SAY SUCH BULLSHIT ABOUT MY ANCESTRY THAT YOU KNOW NOTHING ABOUT. Tell me, smart ass, what the fuck makes me German? Explain to me how the Scots, Welsh, and Irish are "German", you fuck-head. THAT is my ancestry. Any questions, asshole?

  • @celticbattleaxe iberians ARE HELLENES AND EUROPE STARTED BY HELLAS THE indo european THEORY IS BARBARIC PROPAGANDA

  • @unfukkkmee Excuse me? What the hell are you reading for your information? I a giving you fact as we (historians) know it. Sorry pal - "propaganda" my ass. I suggest YOU re-evaluate your words before make a fool out of yourself. "Hellas" is Greek.

  • @celticbattleaxe BARBARIAN FUCKING SCUM U HAVE NO IDEA FOR REAL ISTORY U HAVE GERMAN BLOOD U ARE BLOND FROM SCANDINAVIA NOTHING OTHER. THE celts ARE HELLENES

  • @unfukkkmee Oh, now I get it!! YOU ARE A FREAKIN RACIST!!!!!

    If you want to discuss a topic without being rude, be my guest, and we can have a debate. Insult me, and you are adding more whiskey to the fire. The Celts have no Greek ancestry so far as is known. The most the Celts (mainly the Gauls) ever did with the Greeks was serve in their military as mercenaries after they ravaged Macedonia, going as far as Delphi in Greece. Heck, they even went further and settled in Galatia, or modern day...

  • @unfukkkmee ...Turkey, but there is not a shred of evidence that supports you claim. Show me some, and I will analyze and research it. BTW, if you got this off of Wikipedia, you're hopeless in an argument.

  • @celticbattleaxe WIKIPEDIA  IS JEWISH LIES NOTHING OTHER. U ARE SCANDINAVIAN U ARE NOT celt THE celts ARE HELLENES

  • @unfukkkmee Then why do you use it, and why haven't you shown me one shred of evidence here? You have NOT read your history well. The Celts and Greeks are separate. The only thing the Celts did with the Greeks, as I clearly said, was that they served as mercenaries after ravaging Macedonia and sacking Delphi. Now, STOP BEING F#$& RACIST, AND SHUT UP. I am more a Celt than you could ever HOPE to become - it is in my blood and soul. You're just a damn video-gaming wannabe Celt.

  • @celticbattleaxe irish  OF TODAY ARE scandinavian GO BACK TO GERMANY. U ARE NOT celts WAKE UP SON OF WHORE ANS LISTEN THE celts ARE HELLENES

  • @unfukkkmee WRONG!!! Not all Irish are, you stubborn jackass. Some of them, yes, mixed with the Norse (not Danes) to form the "Foreign Gaels", but these people moved to the Hebrides of Scotland and spoke Irish Gaelic. I have yet see your evidence to support your claim. I will not respond until you do so, so please... quit embarrassing yourself - it is amusing that you have no idea what you are talking about. Quit playing your video games, and you'll wise up :)

  • @celticbattleaxe THE irish of today ARE ONE BUNCH OF GERMANS NOTHING OTHER. THE REAL irish ARE GREEKS

  • @unfukkkmee The Irish are not Celts.The ancient Irish d.n.a is the same as those from the Basque region in Spain.The Celtic thing about the Irish comes about in the 19century .The Tuatha Dé Danann we never conquered by the Celts as the Celts never invaded Ireland.They came over as traders and showed us how to work with Iron.....

  • @coirpeach1 THE basque IS HELLENIC RACE maybe..

    the celts ARE HELLENES

  • @unfukkkmee The region im referring to used to be known as Gallaeica the capital was Asturica..The Irish would also have more in common with the Norse and Normans than Celts..

  • @coirpeach1 LOOK AT ME THE french people IS NOT NATION IS HALF HELLENES AND HALF Germans is THE TRUTH.

    PS: MARINE LE PEN IS PURE GERMAN THE celts ARE HELLENES THE vikings ARE GERMANS THE normans ARE GERMANS THE british scottish norwgegians finnish danish  swedish icelander ARE GERMANS I GIVE U TRUTH

  • @unfukkkmee Yes I believe you,you are quite right,but us Irish are not Celts.

  • @coirpeach1 very nice

  • @coirpeach1 how are we not celts?

  • @jockseery The Celts never invaded Ireland.There is nothing to support this theory.England is full of Celtic swords,helmets ect,but none here.The ancient Irish d.n.a is traced back to Spain.Before the so called invasion of the Celts to Ireland the Tuatha Dé Danann we the masters of Ireland.However the Celts did come to Ireland during the iron age but as traders and also to show the Irish how to work with Iron.A lot of Irish would have more in common with the Spanish,Vikings and the Normans

  • @coirpeach1 There's La tene and Hallstatt artifacts found all over the Isles.

  • @jockseery According to this polarisreseu we are the true Celts. The Culture of Hallstatt.....that we came from the "Caucasus mountains" and became native to Austria and the Rhine, then made our way to the Isles.

    Anyway the name "Celt "was given to the Irish/Scots/Welsh and Cornish in perspective of their Celtic language, music and culture. Its not something you can decide to change. Its like saying the Germans are no longer German.

  • @MultiTangle Your wrong,THE long-held belief that Ireland’s population is descended from the Celts has been disproved by geneticists, who have concluded that they never invaded Ireland.

    The research at Trinity College Dublin (TCD) into the origins of Ireland’s population found no substantial evidence of the Celts in Irish DNA, and concludes they never settled here en masse.

  • @MultiTangle The study, part-funded by the National Millennium Committee, has just been published in The American Journal of Human Genetics. It was one of four projects funded by the government under the Genetic History of Ireland programme, which aimed to provide a definitive survey of the origins of the ancient peoples of Ireland.

  • @MultiTangle Part of the project’s brief was to “discover whether there was a large incursion by Celtic people about 2,500 years ago” as was widely believed. After comparing a variety of genetic traits in Irish people with those of thousands of European and Near Eastern inhabitants, the scientists at TCD say there was not.

  • @MultiTangle Some people would go as far as saying there was total replacement of the population (of Ireland) 2,500 years ago,” said Brian McEvoy, one of the authors. “But if that happened we would definitely be more related to people in central Europe, because the Celts were supposed to have come from there. We’re just not seeing that. We’re seeing something earlier. Our legacy is the result of the first people to settle in Ireland around 9,000 years ago.”

  • @MultiTangle About 15,000 years ago, ice covered Ireland, Britain and a lot of northern Europe so prehistoric man retreated back into Spain, Italy and Greece, which were still fairly temperate. When the ice started melting again around 12,000 years ago, people followed it northwards as areas became habitable again.The primary genetic legacy of Ireland seems to have come from people from Spain and Portugal after the last ice age.

  • @MultiTangle It’s not due to something that happened 2,500 years ago with Celts. “We have a very old genetic legacy.While we may not owe our heritage to the Celts, we are still linked to other populations considered Celtic, such as Scotland and Wales.It seems to be more a cultural spread than actual people coming in wiping out and replacing everyone else

  • @coirpeach1 I have read similar to what you have said, but this Guy claims updates show Irish Basque etc came from Caucasus. That these tribes are late invaders that became native to Austria and the Rhine - culture of Hallstatt. I have been reading that the Basque language is old and isolate, the culture of Hallstatt Kelt's spoke Celtic language and no link to Basque language. If its true, they might of shared the same ancestors, but one group must of became the Basques and another the Celts.

  • @MultiTangle I hear what your saying and its very interesting.A worth while research I think.If you could put me on the right track I would be very happy.Thats if you dont mind......

  • @coirpeach1 I can send you a link about the updates, concerning the replacement of Ancient Europeans by later tribes, such as Celts. I don't know if i believe some of these claims, but this Guy on here called Polariseseau seems to believe that new updates show that groups, such as modern Celts are the real Hallstatt Celts. I have read that new testing has shown that most British DNA has been traced to the Middle east and Balkans.

    Check out this video on YT "Think you are British?"...

  • @coirpeach1

    nowadays more nobody asserts flatly only basques and their language are IE, it seems more and more that a big error was possible, basques are apparently invaders come from Holland with other Gallo-British men and Gaelic.

    West Celtic R-L176.2 group procreates Gallo-British SRY2627 and M165 for the Gaelic

  • @polarisreseau If what you say is true that the Basques and modern Celts came from Austria/Holland how could Basques be the culture of Hallstatt, the Basque language is old and far from Gaelic/Brythonic.

    Even if groups such as Irish/Welsh are the true Celts - Gauls etc, the Basques have never spoken Celtic.

    How can Basques claim they were the 1st Celts, they all would of shared the same Ancestors and before then, who knows.We don't know who came 1st (at that time) there was just Europeans.

  • @MultiTangle

    the language of basques could with the hittite to be one of the original forms of the languages IE which were very ergatives, but if hittites was the ancient genetic group of proto-Indo-Europeans, basques are a very modern group. It is possible that the Basque language been influenced by the iberian, but not much. But the theory which basques were blacksmiths' Celtic clique that wants to preserve the secret of its know-how.

  • @unfukkkmee

    Wow - you really are a rude prick. Firstly, I am not blond. Secondly, you have not shown me a shred of evidence that would support your claim. YOU are the barbarian, and need to stop playing so many video games and READ and LEARN. Hell, you might do better in school if you work hard at it, 'ya jackass. Next time, do not even THINK about arguing without sufficient support to support your claim. As I said before; don't f#%* with the historian.

  • awesome video

  • love from Greece (HELLAS) mother of western civilization i love your music and your spirit and culture

  • Someone paint wall to the white,then to red over the white and then blue over the red.After some centruries someone else come and scrap the blue colour,will he see the white?No he will see the RED.So open your eyes and see the god damn red over the white.

    Celts was gone before the Rome even cease to exist

  • @Silentbob515 umm no celts were never gone it was wiped out or assimilated in most of europe. But Ireland was never taken over by rome and celtic tradition lived on through the roman period here.

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  • R1b comes from the Basques and its the most common gene of western europeans

  • We refer to Gaelic and Welsh as "Celtic" languages today, even though the original Celts would have spoken a non Indo-European language, probably very close to Basque or Aquitanian(both languages are related). The Picts, a Celtic tribe living in the north of Britain (now called Scotland) spoke a language very similar to Basque

  • @JorgeLorenzoSpain100 actualy gaelic is the language of the gauls mostly aswell as the picts (scots) and some of the irish.

    Welsh is from the brythonic branch of Celtic languages.

  • @ZhenZhuge no the Gallic was the language of the Gauls not Gaelic

  • @JorgeLorenzoSpain100

    but why said you that Basque is not an indo-european language??? it was a theory of pseudos speaking linguists neither Basque, nor Saxon, nor hittite. Basque is either an indo-european ergative language as the hittite and old Saxon, or a proto-indo-european language.

  • @polarisreseau FUCKING BARBARIAN STOP THE PROPAGANDA OF indo-european AND LISTEN THE EUROPE STARTED FROM HELLAS

  • @unfukkkmee You still don't get that "Hellas" is Greek, asshole. You have no idea what the word "Celt" means. And technically, according to the Romans, only the Gauls (Celtae, Aquitani, and Belgae tribes) were labeled as "Celts." If you so sincerely believe that you are right, debate with me, and show me your evidence. Wikipedia is not a valuable source, jackass. Don't fuck with the historian, and quit harassing others - I WILL block your sorry ass.

  • @celticbattleaxe

    the appellation Celtic concerns most cases 3 groups of Gaulishes and British men:

    1 - the Gallo-British man Y dna R-M167 among Basques, English, welsh, Breton...

    2 - the Gaelic Y dna R-L21 among Irish, Bavarian, Scottish...

    3 - the italics Y dna M-152 among Eastern French, Italian, Spanishes, centers Europe.

  • @polarisreseau Hmmm... interesting :). I have not done the DNA research, since I focus mainly on the history and linguistics, but this is welcome info. What this asshole (unfukkmee) doesn't get is the history. Your evidence would support the claim that the Celt-iberians may have traveled north by sea to the Pretannic Islands.

    Thanks for the info!! This would mean that I have the Gaelic Y R-L21 and the Gallo-British Y R-M167 dna in my veins. :)

    Would the R-M167 include the Belgae?

  • @celticbattleaxe

    the most conquering group was M152 tied to the campaniforme and to Têne the Bronze age civilization, the M167 group seems existent of Halshtatt the age of iron civilization, the most modern of M167 seems to be basques (wascondes) arrived among the last (between the second and the fifth century before our epoch) with steel industry and a language of type ergative as Hittites.

  • @JorgeLorenzoSpain100

    I resume, therefore Celtic Western or Atlantic are 2 close groups:

    Gallo-British women are in most cases = basques-Breton, English, welsh.

    Gaelic are in most cases = Scotsmen, Irish, Bavarian.

    The Basque language is neither IE nor IE and has nothing together with the ibberian which is not IE, the Basque language is a polemical language as the hittite, made it is what seems to be IE or an isolat.

  • @polarisreseau You sure? Their language is pretty close to Gaulish as well as other Iberian languages.

  • How are english people different from celts?

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  • Could you please tell me what the song is called and who the artist is (one play during credits). Thanks.

  • @SorchaSuilleabhain

    Omnia - Etrezomp-Ni Kelted

  • Celts are ancestors revendicated by :

    -Irish and Scotish people

    -French and Belgians(descendents of celtic tribe Belgae)

    -SPanish and Portughese

    -North Italians

    A important etnogenetic contribution also in:

    -Germans(in many cases, the germanic invaders imposed their language over celts, therefore many celts were germanizated)

    - idem Austria, Holland, Switzerland, Hungary, Transylvania , former Yugoslavia, Bulgaria and Turkey where is the region of Gallatia made by celts.

  • Oh dear... i should of gone a little further. Gaul, parts of Spain and Portugal.

  • Are Celts Irish?

  • @1999kim Hi. Yes... the Irish are Celts, and Wales, Cornwall, Scotland, Isle of man and not forgetting my other kin the Bretons.

  • 0:53 The guy sitting beside the grave looks completely modern with that shirt and haircut.

  • Most of the images in this video are about the Welsh, the Welsh were more civilized than the scots and the Irish that's why most gold, iron, and bronze treasure and weaponary are found in the south of Britain, where stonehenge is located, and by the way should be renamed as a Welsh/Celtic heritage not English, and the white horse and man should be returned.

    CYMRU AM BYTH!!

  • @Celtic77Warrior I'm pretty sure stonehenge pre-dates celtic presence in britain.

  • @Celtic77Warrior

    Stonhenge is not celtic. It's not even sure wheter it is indo European or not. We can't speak about "Celts" for monument that was built more than 1000 BC

  • ROMA CAPVT MUNDI

  • Is this song a celtic one and does it have a name?

  • yeah i know that but that dont give angolo-saxons the right

    to invade and kill rape take the country from the celts!

    And even if they are european and speak indo-germanic european language?

    so english people you have sooooooooooooooooooo mouch blood on your Hands SHAME ON YOU!

  • @fuckdapuss .This is what people did thousands of years ago. If no one had ever migrated or fought for land we'd all be sitting out somewhere between Africa and the near east! The celts themselves were no fluffy bunnies; they were head hunters and loved a fight. The Irish also invaded and took over parts of Wales (from other celts!) and some were slavers as well.I'm saying this as a 'celt' I might add. Just a realistic one!

  • @NorthernMatty123 Just because the celts didn't want their daughters to marry non-celts doesn't make them racist. They just wanted to preserve their culture and heritage. If all Chinese intermarried, after a century, would there be any more Chinese people left?

  • I very much appreciated the pictures interspersed with historical artifacts. The musical accompaniment was marvelous! I am of Norwegian ancestry, but I appreciate the rich culture of the Celts/Irish. However, Gaellic is by no means the first language with writing. Brehon law was the oldest and most developed form of medieval law. In any case, the Irish did preserve much of Western civilization during the darkest of the dark ages.

  • Dear Sirs:

    This vid is ridiculous...

    Celts never existed.

    Celts were not a race.

    Celts were a Culture.

    And the Celtic migrations were from West to East.

    Regards.

  • romans are like caffine. Strong high- then bad crash. I blame their unsustainable economy of slavery cuz there a limit to the people and ablility ur able to subjugate. i think the celts would have done a better job of bring europe into the light of civilization since their are a nature worshiping ppl they might have a more self sustaining economy in mind(i e that y china has lasted so long as it is.).

  • celts were true warriors

  • The second song is omnia - etrezomp ni kelted

  • i dont understand why there was a fantastic celtic empire across most of europe 2000 years ago yet now europe is much more divided. its time for a united europe again imo the celtic empire shall rise again!!!

  • @qqqqqqqqqqwwwwweeeee ummmm no. Much racial and cultural changes have occurred since then, and there was not a celtic "empire" like you describe, more like fractured tribes who spoke a similar language, why they're called "Celtic" referring to the linguistic and cultural ties. Nothing so romantic as a "Celtic Empire" you're talking about. To have it "rise again", I don't think many European countries would buy that...

  • @SenatorGrimshaw when we rise you shall be destroyed you filthy roman, modern day italy is welcome to the empire though

  • @qqqqqqqqqqwwwwweeeee I wish I could be as cool as you :(

    wait...You're fucking retarded.

  • @qqqqqqqqqqwwwwweeeee dude the Celts are tribal not an empire they migrated across Europe not conquered, you need do some research on Celtic culture

  • DAMN!!!! That looks like me with my battleaxe and blood-red shield (at 5 seconds). Nothing like causing chaos in Roman ranks!!!!!! HAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!! MORRIGU, GIVE ME STRENGTH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • If the celts servived, westen civilisation would be much better. chistianity was invented by the zionists to diprave humanity of spirituality

  • @CryoftheRaven prefer the celtic aspect of proto human spiritualism much like asiatci shamanism. all walks of life can be beautiful :D

  • Out of all the Celtic Nations Cymru (Wales) is the best we hold strong to our history and language nothing better than confusing an English asshole who doesn't know what you're saying LOL!!

    CYMRU AM BYTH!!

  • @Celtic77Warrior the english were Celts to you know

  • @cartoonkingforeever No, the English were Germanic, more akin to the Goths and Vikings.

  • @EvilIrishNinjaPirate are you stupid? the Celts migrated to the British isles around about 500 bc

  • @cartoonkingforeever The Celts did migrate to the British isles (actually much earlier than 500 bc). However, in the 500s ad the Germanic Anglo-Saxons invaded the island of Britannia, drove out many of the Celtic inhabitants, and renamed a large portion Angle-land (or England) after themselves. Before this, the inhabitants were British Celts, not Englishmen. Afterward, the inhabitants were Englishmen, not Celts.

  • @EvilIrishNinjaPirate that's long before the Germanic tribes migration

  • @cartoonkingforeever they still are geneticly anyways 60% or higher. they have been germanicis

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  • @NorthernerMatty123 Look up on the history, the English never drove the Celts back after the Romans had left the land was uninhabited, Saxons just walked in and settled right away, besides not all of England during the time was just Anglo Saxon, their were still many celtic tribes aswell as Scandinavian, actually many English came because they were hired mercenaries, by Celtic kings.

  • @NorthernerMatty123 When you say Germanic warriors you obviously mean Angles, Saxons & Jutes! The people known as the Celts r also Germanic by blood. Celtic is used to describe cultural differenciation not ethnincity. One could look at cultural domination as a trend, a lot to do with trade and commerce. ex. Norman control of England which ruled a much larger 'Anglo Saxon' population, Recent studies have indicated white population of England is lot more Celtic than previously acknowledged

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  • @NorthernerMatty123 google 'Encyclopaedia of the Celts in battle- celts through roman eyes' U Will find a descrption of celts according to Roman historian Diodorus Siculus.

    Celts may differ as they r more likely to have whiter skin than many modern day Germans, as they were less mixed by invaders such as the Huns who had darker skin who were Asiatic.

  • @shambles7ful The Germans never mixed with the Huns not on a wide basis anyway and the Germans had exactly the same skin colour as the Celts because they are both white. In the end of the day we are all Caucasian.

  • @NorthernerMatty123 Exactly, united we must stand disunited we will all crumble... in this modern day messed up world!!!

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  • @NorthernerMatty123 the spaniards did mixed with the celts and with the Iberians creating a local hybrid culture known as celtiberian.

  • @elissadon

    AHAHAHA!!!! celtiberian does not mean that the Celtic italic are crossed with iberian, it is ridiculous, but celtiberian mean Ligures of culture campaniform or Celtic italic taken back up in Europe by Spain.

  • @NorthernerMatty123 actually caucasian has nothing to do with white race,caucasian do u know what they're?their language is either indoeuro nor semetic.they have their own language.the word caucasian is wrong to use for whites.germans and celts do have some difference,i myself think germanic race are more blonds blue eyed and taller.and there are hun words in english,hun-humun=human,there are really more words...today the germans are genetically more celtic.

  • @kurdski1 Race is un scientific its is an obsolete term since the modern races are fairly recent(yes 10,000 is recent ) and genetics prove taht ppl are easily seceptable to changes inbetween skin tones and skeletal struture within a mtter of 3 or three generations in new enviroment.

  • @kurdski1 wtf do mean hun men? the word Human comes from latin Homo which comes from Proto Indo European *dʰǵʰm̥mō meaning earthling. realted to the lithuanian  žmuõ meaning man. the original english word for man is Gruma and evolved into the modern english word groom as in man that s getting married.