Fire Haired
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[QUOTE Originally Posted by Maciamo]non-IE languages such as Basque, and the ancient Gascon and Iberian languages. Since it is unclear exactly when and where Celtic languages developed and whether some Proto-Celtic speakers might have adopted indigenous languages in the land they settled (especially in Gascony and Mediterranean Iberia)[/QUOTE]
According to Ceasar there where three parts of Gaul one of them being the Aquitania(1). Who lived in modern day Basque country and spoke proto Basque(2) so ur speculation was correct Basque ancestors spoke a non Celtic language but culturally where Celtic and their Y DNA was also Celtic.
also how do u make a word a link. like if i am talking about for example candy how do i make the word candy a link. Instead of copy and pasting the web address.
also i still have a huge problem with my account please help
(1)http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaul
(2)http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aquitanian_language
According to Ceasar there where three parts of Gaul one of them being the Aquitania(1). Who lived in modern day Basque country and spoke proto Basque(2) so ur speculation was correct Basque ancestors spoke a non Celtic language but culturally where Celtic and their Y DNA was also Celtic.
also how do u make a word a link. like if i am talking about for example candy how do i make the word candy a link. Instead of copy and pasting the web address.
also i still have a huge problem with my account please help
(1)http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaul
(2)http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aquitanian_language