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@Cainus44 Pretty much, I used that study as part of a paper on Celtic Ethnicity. Interesting is that ethnicity is not purely by blood, but also by language and common ancestral heritage.

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Not bad, cead mile failte. The Morrigan really wasn't a love goddess she was a goddess of fertility (much like Kali) and was known for starting wars for fun. She also was someone not to be mocked.

@Sumfourtyone87 GW2 is an MMO it has a completely persistent world, its just Buy to Play. Plus WvWvW is a three way server combat over entire keeps pitting three servers. And it doesn't run on the skinner box system it's a game where you can buy it, enjoy it, play with friends and even be hardcor...

@drezzerXD It all leads back to Tywin's need to be a stiff assed "strong noble", you learn more about it in Storm of Swords and Feast for Crows.

@MegaWolfgang Okay, that doesn't remove the fact that women played a far more active role in Celtic society and were far more equal than in other parts of europe. And it's not the Mongols, do not confuse the Sarmatians and Scythians for the Mongols. That shows a lack of knowledge. Just research t...

The Celts were a wide spread pan-cultural phenomenon with the modern ethnic identificaiton being the result of persecution against Celtic Speakers in the Isles and in Brittany. Many tribes spoke Celtic languages but did not call themselves "Celt" which is why it is more apt to apply Celt to their...

@dudekin Strawman argument, the fact is you relying upon information which has been considered out dated for decades. And your personal bias against established qualifications shows your complete ignorance and idiotic lack of understanding of the topic. Later.

@sonofherne I never mentioned New Grange, I know it's Neolithic. The issue here is that the Celtic speakers brought their language and culture to the Isles intermarried and created a hybrid culture. Which is what the Insular Celts are, much like the Celtiberians and the Galatians.