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  1. Next video please.....try to unlock the mystery of how p celtic and q celtic got separated from each other. Defo cousins....but been apart and grown apart.
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  2. Brit with DNA English, Irish, Scottish, Swedish and Welsh. Blood RH negative.
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  3. I'm Scottish with Finnish and Lithuanian scotts Irish dna and 100% European dna .
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  4. Shout to my U106 homies!
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  5. I have green eyes; my mother was from Hungary, which corresponds to what was said about the areas from which the Magyar (Hungarian) people originated. Name,ly, the northern stepps. Thank you for this most interesting video.
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  6. Thank you so much for your time and research can support when I can financially. . Have been only recently started research in to clan culture and recognising I carry a marker thats what I call it to put it politely. Ross Clan members I know of ended up in Glasgow then England and also later fiver on a boat emigration programme to Oz. I visited Maclean i think called in Oz and blessed to be there on a pipe parade so still very strong.
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  7. The Romans got slung out of Britain several times and had to bribe and bully their way back in, often having no real power beyond the south east. As for a unified nation, the welsh histories are clear that the Britons had an institution of a 'high King' who was essentially head of the nation.
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  8. Great stuff! Keenly interested in McIntyre, if you can. Thanks!
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  9. I believe the Proto-Celtic language developed on the Atlantic coast of Iberia. Even professor Dr. John T Koch explains how the first Celts migrated eastward into Europe from the Atlantic coast.
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  10. Did some of the ancient Greeks have blonde hair and blue eyes?
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  11. There were ancient myths in Ireland about a people who lived under the sea. I've always wondered how this myth got started.
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  12. Amazing. Thank you so much for sharing this spectacular site.
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  13. This is interesting. I'm from the North of Portugal, and we are usually more pale than people from the south. My mum's side, we are majority blonde with green and Hazel eye colour. We also had an auntie with ginger hair and a cousin. I wonder if we have some Scottish or Irish DNA in our genes.
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  14. I am italian from the north, according to my heritage i have 20% iberian dna aswell as 23% french/german, no surprise since the north of italy was occupied many times. Btw, spaniards are the closest related people to us italians, both genetically and culturally
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  15. Another good video. Keep it up.
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  16. what I feel you are also describing with red hair and beards is also possibly the strong similarity with thahat of the Horselords of the eurassian steppe the scythian peoples of the blacj sea area what are your thoughts could there be a link here
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  17. Yamnaya blood
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  18. Very interesting. I am a descendant of Clan Dishington, which had connection to Robert the Bruce through marriage between Sir William Dishington (the elder) and Elizabeth Bruce, who was king Robert the Bruce's sister. At some stage they got on the wrong end of a dispute with Clan MacLeod, when John Dishington was involved in an attempt to seize the Isle of Lewis from them. This failed, and Clan Dishington was moved to Orkney were they served under Robert Stewart 1st Earl of Orkney. His grandson James became an agent in Bergen, Norway and that's how the Scandinavian branch started. I am a cognate descendant through female lineages that ended up in Northern Norway. Would be interesting to hear if there are done any genetics done with them and if there are any direct descendants left at all in Orkney or Ardross in Fife, where they first were seated. Their origins are most likely in Northumberland, in the shire of Dissington.
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  19. Don't know about you but I am a non-native speaker and had no difficulty in understanding his accent.
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  20. Hello, Spanish, Irish, Scottish here with hazel eyes (brown leaning). Parents had very dark brown eyes, as do my 4 siblings. Mine were a lighter brown that turned hazel when I was 19-2, love them. Thank you SO much for the information, very interesting!
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  21. Heart breaking history šŸ’”
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  22. I am not making this up, some Welsh people in deepest West Wales have slightly Asian oriental eyes, honest! Peculiar it is, thousands of years removed.
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  23. I think there was a genetic skin advantage in the olden days in cold regions with less sunlight (more vitamin D production). The red hair was a side effect that would have been attractive to many due to its rarity, especially on the sex slave market, like blonds.
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  24. My paternal grandfather claimed we were descendants of the Stuarts.
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  25. Ahm a MComyn...heard agm Norman but also heard there was the first Abott o Iona was one
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  26. The same reason some had no natural immunity to Eurasian disease, lack of animal husbandry.
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  27. Of four children with ascots backgrounds my parents had one brown haired hazel eyed dark skin, one black haired hazel green eyed dark skin, one red brown with blue eyes light skin, and one brown haired brown eyed dark skin babies. The red brown had a red haired blue eyed white skinned baby.
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  28. I can't believe more people aren't talking about this film, I just finished watching it and absolutely loved it. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
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  29. Great info šŸ‘
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  30. Regarding the beaker peoples who eat and drank milk products. It's recently been discovered that milk contains an essential nutrient: C-15:0 fatty acid. Apart from milk the only other common source are fish heads and skin. So that could explain the very quick genetic replacement by beaker people's DNA - they were likely healthier than most natives which would've given them advantages in combat.
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  31. Fantastic presentation, thanks! Clans Ross & Mackay (USA McCoy)
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  32. It would make more sense to have Arthurā€™s seat at Dumbarton rock , a Briton castle , than at the Northumbrian Anglo Saxon stronghold in Edinburgh
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  33. cool merci ,good research ! njoylife
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  34. I guessed/excepted a red hair population in Russia to be connected to Finns. A lot of Finns have red hair or brown with a reddish hue. With blue/grey/green/yellow eyes.
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  35. Blue eyes are special no doubt.
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  36. Iā€™m Australian but my maternal grandmother was a Davidson and my paternal grandmother was a Hamilton from the Hamilton-Browns of the Covenanters.
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  37. Fitzalan would not have been English. Fitz, like 'mac', is the addition to a name meaning 'son of' for the early Normans in Ireland.
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  38. I have been told that i have a scottish look by a scottish woman i know. I did my ancestry Dna and am half scottish and half English . a tiny bit of irish. Its funny because my kids are less scottish and almost half irish
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  39. I'm a good mix of English and Scottish with slightly more Scottish ancestry. I'm a 4th generation male with hazel eyes on my father's side with my eyes being more green dominant after the 4th generation I do not know the eye colors. My mother's side is almost entirely made up of individuals with blue and grey eyes.
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  40. I am not a direct line descendant - my great grandmother was though. I grew up around her until I was about twenty years old and she was so very proud of that heritage. Her direct ancestor was Angus ā€œmacGhilleasbuigā€ (I probably spelled that wrong but, of Alexander?) of the Clan Ranald branch of the MacDonalds. He was born in Inverness-shire in 1821 but I think the family was originally from North Uist in the highlands and were possibly cleared - they ended up going to Nova Scotia to settle with so many others. His son in fact came a year or two after the main branch emigrated, as he had to finish an apprenticeship in Scotland before setting out. My great gram was from Glace Bay/Antigonish. She knew a little Scots Gaelic as I recall and told meā€¦ never to trust a Campbell. (Sorry, but what they did to my poor ancestors? Yikes šŸ˜…) On my maternal side one of my great-great grandmothers was a Campbell (Grace, of Donald Campbell and Catherine MacLean. Donald was born in Ontario in 1821, but his da was born in Scotland.) I donā€™t know their story, where they came from in Scotland, what drove them to the heart of upper Canada - but they were fairly early settlers to Martintown, Ontario. I also have MacDougall and MacIntyre, also from Nova Scotia but highland Scots. My mother in law is a Stewart. Her direct ancestor (Peter) was from Caputh in Perthshire born c. 1800. His son for whatever reason (it involved horse trading - or rustling!) ended up in Ireland. Their descendants also immigrated to America (1880ā€™s/90ā€™s)
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  41. I'd like some light shed on the odd way the Irish used their knives (overhead with finger and thumb grip) This is shown in the old paintings. Often wondered about this.
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  42. I took a dna test from MyHeritage and i am 100% Swedish.. which was kinda disappointing lol (i am from and live in Sweden)
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  43. Y-DNA R1b L21 MtDNA H2a2a1d
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  44. A Douglas, A Douglas, My grandmother was a direct descendant of the male line of Sir James. She was first born but female so her younger brother carried the name and royal titles etc. My father was her second son and I am his second son. I can't even use a coat of arms, but were still more noble than those german impostors in London.
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  45. I have Hazel eyes I've been told told at times there green to light golden brown I thank God for them I've been blessed.
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  46. I am Spanish and discovered that I have 4% Irish ancestry through my DNA test. The interesting thing is that all my Irish DNA segments are connected to my Basque DNA on the Chromosomes. Could you shed any light on this? thank you
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  47. So from what I can pull together this is still just a theory. A Game Theor-Nah JK,. But it is interesting when you think about it, all the details seem to add up, and Scythia would explain some stuff like possibly the comb on the Aberlemno stones. I wish we could go back in time and see for ourselves.
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  48. I loved this video! I am very interested in the myths and folk tales of celtic peoples. There is a great book on paralleling the myths of different cultures around the world to point to the same story, The Genesis 6 conspiracy by Gary Wayne. Thanks for your research! Do you have any more info on the druid's way of life?
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  49. I have 40% Scandinavian DNA part Danish and Norwegian due to Yorkshire and Highland Scotland family links ( Mackenzie ) and hand problem widespread in the Family .
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  50. I know very little about this topic, but if my Y DNA is R1b, doesn't that associate with my father's father's father, etc, going back thousands of years to some early population of ancestors?
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