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Celtic technology
There really should be a section on ancient Celtic technological innovation. The Belgae were responsible for developing the heavy plough, that could tackle heavier clay soils. The Celts were reported by the Romans to be the originators or iron rimmed wheels - where a hot iron tyre was shrunk onto a spoked wheel. They are also described as the originators of iron helmets and mail armour, and the Celtiberians were responsible for the prototypes of the Roman gladius hispaniensis sword. Decorative enamelling of metalwork is also a notable Celtic technology.
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The Celts. Cain-Kain-qayin Dissendance (Theory)
Eve and adam sons:
The names Cain and Abel are Latin/English transliterations of the Greek names as found in the Septuagint (2,000 year old Greek translation of the Hebrew). In Greek, Cain is Καιν (Kain) and Abel is Αβελ (Abel). These are in turn Greek transliterations of the Hebrew. In Hebrew Cain is קין (qayin) and Abel is חבל (havel)
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Not done - You have not described what edit you would like to be made, nor provided any reliable secondary sources for any such claim.
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THE CELTS ARE.
"The Balts ARE", "The Slavs ARE" but "The Celts were"? Every other European ethno-linguistic group has a single article discussing them as a modern people but the Celts have two, one which speaks of us in the past tense and another which also quotes racists who deny our very existence.
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This article does not discuss them as a modern people. The existence of a current Celtic ethno-linguistic group, or at least a monolithic one, is very questionable. Most scholars are reluctant to accept it. I think you'll find many other nations have similar divisions - Germany, Italy, Belgium etc etc.
Johnbod (
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M269
M269 spread in Late Neolithic, this should be indicated in the map caption. --
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Celtic technology
There really should be a section on ancient Celtic technological innovation. The Belgae were responsible for developing the heavy plough, that could tackle heavier clay soils. The Celts were reported by the Romans to be the originators or iron rimmed wheels - where a hot iron tyre was shrunk onto a spoked wheel. They are also described as the originators of iron helmets and mail armour, and the Celtiberians were responsible for the prototypes of the Roman gladius hispaniensis sword. Decorative enamelling of metalwork is also a notable Celtic technology.
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The Celts. Cain-Kain-qayin Dissendance (Theory)
Eve and adam sons:
The names Cain and Abel are Latin/English transliterations of the Greek names as found in the Septuagint (2,000 year old Greek translation of the Hebrew). In Greek, Cain is Καιν (Kain) and Abel is Αβελ (Abel). These are in turn Greek transliterations of the Hebrew. In Hebrew Cain is קין (qayin) and Abel is חבל (havel)
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Not done - You have not described what edit you would like to be made, nor provided any reliable secondary sources for any such claim.
Sirfurboy🏄 (
talk) 09:51, 10 January 2024 (UTC)reply
THE CELTS ARE.
"The Balts ARE", "The Slavs ARE" but "The Celts were"? Every other European ethno-linguistic group has a single article discussing them as a modern people but the Celts have two, one which speaks of us in the past tense and another which also quotes racists who deny our very existence.
84.203.151.5 (
talk) 03:10, 17 February 2024 (UTC)reply
This article does not discuss them as a modern people. The existence of a current Celtic ethno-linguistic group, or at least a monolithic one, is very questionable. Most scholars are reluctant to accept it. I think you'll find many other nations have similar divisions - Germany, Italy, Belgium etc etc.
Johnbod (
talk) 04:17, 17 February 2024 (UTC)reply
M269
M269 spread in Late Neolithic, this should be indicated in the map caption. --
95.24.68.172 (
talk) 04:56, 24 February 2024 (UTC)reply
level-4 vital article is rated B-class on Wikipedia's
content assessment scale.
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Not done - You have not described what edit you would like to be made, nor provided any reliable secondary sources for any such claim.
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talk) 09:51, 10 January 2024 (UTC)