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I usually become surprised with most of the posts he write. And now, interpreting at his convenience an ambiguous Roman description which could mean just a difference in hair or eye color, since it doesn't specify nothing.
Trying to dark Basques with some non European element seems to be the reason. Too bad when genetic studies an admixture experiments show they are between the most purest Europeans...lol
PD: Oh yes, and the obsession with Nationalism. Come on...
yes, I suspected something along political and personal background lines
Sorry, Carlos, few(even many) word similarity between 2 languages doesn't prove anything except some contact which may have been mediated.
I guess you are using some translation program. They are not perfect so your posts are often hard to understand. I suggest you put down original Spanish posts along, some people here including me speak it and it would make the communication easier.
Calling whole people 'badit' or bandit descent is not nice apart from being historically inaccurate...
^^
Are you talking about the Basques or Celts?
Celtic names and place names are presented as Basques: Beyond the institutions
Celtic ancestral Castilian, Basque also have as many Celtic words,
as the numeral "hogei" The name "Deba", "command" or "strategy" (site location), Maite (beloved), Gori
(Incandescent), erbium (Hare), Mendi (Monte), Orein (Deer), Orkatz (Corzo), etc. ..
They are also very many
the names of the Celtic inhabitants of the areas that vasconizadas posing as Basque nationalists, among
they Zuazo (Suessatium), Lezama-Leguizamon (Segisamum also turmódigos city and in turn the
Segisama derivative formed with the Celtic theme sego means of achieving an objective measure of success or
and the final defeat Celtic love) and many other names and place names of the Celtic ancestors of the Castilians.
The identity of the Basque and Berber is still evident
in the sixteenth century manuscripts of the Gauls colonial archives in Aix-en-Provence
written in Amazigh.
The Romans described the vasconum as "men of various races," and hence
the Celts to the nickname they referred only to its location on the top and not a
characteristic or ethnic type uniform as described.
Very good points Taranis, I have a better understanding now. ¿What's the most likely origin for you? ¿Native to Europe since the Neolithic or even the Mesolithic?
Nicely said Taranis. I'm just wondering about this:
- iron "burdina"
Do we have enough info about Basque sound laws to be sure that this is not cognate of EI?
burdina->brudina->rudina->rudi, ruda, rudo.
The question I have, did you even bother to read my reply, Carlos?
The vocabulary of Continental Celtic (Celtiberian, Gáulico) is little known.
"The lauburu, become the symbol of the Basque nation advocated by Arana does not have the millennia-old wants to attribute to him, is a modern symbol"
This claim is false, lauburu like other solar symbols is extremely old, even in Georgia millenia-old artifacts and building remains are covered with those...
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But among the Basques, that's where prefabrication and manipulation of Sabino Arana. I think you have not heard yet that there is no archaeological vestige of the Basques, is not suspicious?, In many cases thousands of years would give a kick to a stone and would that symbol, but it is not. The discussion is not the antiquity of the symbol if no misappropriation of a nationalist symbol on a relatively modern award that does not fool anyone, maybe some European romantic stuck in the 19 century?, It is possible!
Georgia should be a wonderful place, as you know have also tried to connect Basque with you, is not it ridiculous?
So many experts, who know nothing of the Celtiberian and still dream of that Basque came from the Cro-Magnons, historical facts, historical chronicles, or good for nothing known in addition to the absence of archaeological remains, leading to a path that is another an African origin for the Basque and a pike in Flanders do not want to lose some skilful political grounds, because it's something that locks the Berber dialect study sponge hundreds of words in their environment, which further complicates their study .
Frank, at this time period it's hard to talk about Celts to be native. They were relatively newcomers to the area.
At the moment we don't know exactly when Basque or Celts showed up, plus or minus thousand years.
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