Invaders! Do they simply become substitute armies?
After reading about a recent study – the largest of its kind in england, which showed that 'england' is up to 80% Celt Iberian, the same as the ancient Britons and even as far back as the so called 'beaker people', yet we have been successfully invaded many times. So how can it be that we end up more or less the same as we were originally? My theory is that invaders take over the position of defenders, and that as they would mainly have been men [male soldiers], then they would have gradually been worn down by successive attacks whilst breeding into the original populous.
I wonder if we would find that gauls still inhabit france and northern italy?
I know it is not always the case as some populations in history have been almost completely exterminated, or have migrated. Yet it appears that in many cases it all goes around in a circle ending up similar to the original case of the matter.
It also appears that bede and others twisted the truths to create 'england' by misleading an illiterate population into believing that they were all anglo-Saxons – as we still do. If this is so then should the history books be rewritten 'truthfully'? And should we rename England Scotland and Wales as Britain seeing as we [and the Irish] are all mainly Celt Iberians, or is it a cultural thing – that even the welsh adopted anglo-Saxon ways e.g. Square housing etc.





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