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Dude! The Romans arrived in 'Briton' well after the Angles (Anglos or Angels), the Saxons (Rangas) and the Jutes 'peacefully' entered there as out of 6,000 known grave sites from that period of 'migration' - not one was found to have died from 'violence' (warfare). The original Britons were basically outbred and out-socialised, to just remain in the Wales region of today and the far peninsula of the south-west of England of today.
The original 'indigenous' people of those Islands were basically violently wiped out by the 'invading' Britons from the mainland - so much so, that their DNA markings in today's population can be traced back to only a small handful of women kept as concubines (no doubt), as all the males were wiped out purposely. There was probably only a population of around 10,000 indigenous - which was pretty big for those times and most of the island's areas were 'not' inhabited. It's just that the Britons were more populous, more armed (from the same period as the first recorded battles in Europe).
The Neanderthal DNA faired better surviving into today's population, than that of the indigenous peoples before the Britons 'invaded'.
No. The Greek word Philistia comes from the word Palestine.
Do you think the Greek word Zoroastrianism is the right and 'original' word for the Religion that it is describing?
Those of the Religion and there's not many now these days because they put the immortality of their Religion, before their 'race'. Know the true name of their Religion.
But hey, you probably think Japan is what the locals call their islands, eh?
Ahh, the Western mind is just one compass point direction of thinking and on maps, its not always the right direction to take in the journey.
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