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Wait, so there is no such thing as a broad Celtic ethnic group, right?

Iron Age Irishman and Scots and Welsh cluster more with IA Germanics than with their fellow Celts in Central Europe/Po Valley or Iberia.

So why the confusion? Do they really share linguistic continuity? Has there been a mistake?
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The ancient celts probably looked like my great granduncle
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>>18616976
The common thread is Bell Beaker ancestry. Bell Beakers first spread all over Western Europe in the bronze age. Then there was a second migration in the iron age of Celts who were also part Bell Beaker.
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