I meant unrelated to "Kennet". We seemed to be talking about West Kennet long barrow by this point. I'm not sure which two of the three things (Kinnettles, Mil

I meant unrelated to "Kennet". We seemed to be talking about West Kennet long barrow by this point. I'm not sure which two of the three things (Kinnettles, Mildenhall, and Cornish names) you're comparing. If you're saying it's outrageous to find a Celtic place name in Suffolk, you're right, except this is a name from Roman times, when Romans were Romanizing Brittonic Britons and the Anglo-Saxons hadn't yet got a look in. And river names tend to be the oldest names and full of debated and unexplained elements, such as the "Or" in Orwell, and the Ouse.