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> even though every single faction arrived there via England originally The vikings & other nordics who bled in to early irish bloodlines didn't arrive via eng
by randompwd 6y ago
> even though every single faction arrived there via England originally
The vikings & other nordics who bled in to early irish bloodlines didn't arrive via england.
- discreteevent 6y agoAlso a large genetic component of the Irish population is shared with people in the Iberian peninsula.
- Veen 6y agoYes, but the Iberian migration was just an earlier example of a long history of migrations and colonizations going back millennia. There was a time when the British Isles weren't populated by Homo Sapiens, and migrating people's found the lands empty (except for the occasional band of Neanderthals), but it's deep in pre-history and since then migration has almost always involved some level of population replacement and/or subjugation by new elites.