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Authors: Oppenheimer
East Germanic languages
340–1
eastern Britain
Bronze Age gene inflow
308–9
Mesolithic colonization
175–7
,
192
,
194
Rhine connection
276
Eastern Europe
Celtic ‘evidence’
64
Ice Age refuges
189
language vs gene flow
293
,
296–7
LGM activity
117
England
364–7
celtic language in
10–11
,
66
,
80
,
105
Danish Viking raids
448
Germanic continuity
404
Low Countries closeness
425–6
recent immigration
486–7
Scandinavian roots
391
tribes of
73–9
see also
southern England
English (language)
ancient roots theory
353–5
Norman invasion effect
463
Norse influence
481–2
pre-Dark Ages roots
482
preponderance of Germanic words in
11
separate branch of Germanic languages
481
English (people)
English–Welsh divide
4
,
69
,
301
,
405–7
,
413–16
during Roman invasion
12–15
self-perception
482–3
Ephorus
44
Epi-Gravettian culture
125
Érainn
(
Iverni
; Firbolgs) tribe
86
,
87
,
100
Eratosthenes
44
‘ethnic group’
383–4
‘ethnicity’
383–4
Eurasia
198
Europe
Indo-European expansion
99
Neolithic spread
210–11
post-LGM recolonization
118
,
128–37
see also
Eastern Europe; north-west Europe; Northern Europe; Western Europe
European Neolithic
celtic language origins
6
entry routes
198
,
200
,
204
,
212–18
,
217
forest clearance
209
intrusion rates
244–5
farming
advantages of
205–7
ploughs
255
Finland
185
Firbolgs
see Érainn
FMH (Frisian Modal haplotype)
172
,
224
forests
clearance
207–9
forest-dwellers
207–9
Forster, Peter
98–9
,
104
,
110
,
215
,
216
,
251
,
299–300
,
350–5
,
442
,
473
,
476
forts
359–62
Fosna-Hensbacka culture
178
frequency maps
407–10
Frisia
as Anglo-Saxon source
422
British invasion theory
15
,
172
,
195
,
225
,
428
English similarities
15
,
146
,
149
,
194
,
225
,
374
,
411–12
,
431
Frisian Modal haplotype (FMH)
172
,
224
Frisians
British invasion theory
378
presence in Britain
379–80
Gaelic (Goidelic)
Goidelic/Brythonic split
97
,
99
,
110
as Q-celtic
88
Spanish-Celtic theory
86
see also
Irish Gaelic; Scottish Gaelic
‘Gaelic Modal Haplotype’
222
Galatia
64–5
Garonne river
105
Gaulish
evidence for
59
insular celtic link
98
insular celtic split
98
lacks own script
61
Gaulish/Lepontic languages
88
Gauls
43
gene pool
British
132
LUP contribution?
100–7
gene type matching
195
genetic distance maps
419–20
,
423–5
genetic identity
245
genetic prehistory
428
genetic trees
110
genetic watershed
141
gens
384
Germania Inferior
318
Germanic languages
Germanic/celtic divide
301
name evidence
323–5
Neolithic/Bronze Age theory
301
pre-Roman invasion
12
present distribution
229
West Germanic split
341
Germanic tribes
316–20
Gildas, St.
on ‘Angle invasion’
474
British bias
384–5
English identity denied
484
on Picts
82
on ‘Saxon invasion’
10
,
305–6
,
349
,
364–7
,
376
,
394
,
430–40
,
468
,
477
Gimbutas, Maria
263
Goidelic
see
Gaelic
Gray, Russell
97
,
104
,
110
,
292
,
293
,
296
,
299
,
347
Greek language
89–90
grooved ware
258–9
group affiliation
observer’s view
384
subjective view
385
Haak, Wolfgang
240
Hallstatt culture
7
,
9
,
30
,
54
,
66
,
105
Harold, King
468
Helina (H) maternal group
126
,
128–9
,
132
,
164–5
,
179
,
181
henges
256–60
Heyerdahl, Thor
387–8