In Ireland**

and ireland, yes

<@305516252904816640> looks more like light latin than nordic lol, chris did show actual Germanic Italians

They are actually the majority in Ireland

5th century BC I should say

I'm pretty sure the Welsh are Brythonic though, not Gaelic

ye they're brythonic

Gaelic being the Celts from the Mediterranean

u sure

Brythons being the Celts from the Rhine

brythonics look more med to me

than gaels

I know there's an iberian component to the modern Cornish

idk about the welsh proper

The English are Brythonic

but I think there is

So are the Scots

Except for the Shetlanders and Orkney Islanders who are basically Scandinavians LARPing as Celts

i mean the non English in Britain do have like 1-2% spaniard dna kek

https://mobile.twitter.com/FBIRecordsVault/status/1187790941215584256

@Leaf get rid of the Scandinavians from Britannia

the english are like 30% germanic (Angles, Jutes, Saxons)

and idk what percentage norwegian and danish

Very little Scandinavian

english are majority celtic thoo

yes i am sad

english are germano celtic

then there's the norman component

The highest concentrations of Germanic DNA among the English are in East Anglia (Angles, Saxons, Jutes) and Yorkshire (Scandinavians)

normans are celtoids <:basedmama:396156349676781569>

but the brythonic element is not really distant to the germanic or scandinavian components anyway

In most of England though, Germanic DNA is negligible or non-existent

baste

I love it when britbongs debate about how celtic and germanic the English are lmao

@ALternativeToLife why are you sad

I'd have to find the studies I've seen

but this is what comes up on a first search

https://www.theguardian.com/science/2015/mar/18/genetic-study-30-percent-white-british-dna-german-ancestry