Emigration av (some) Goths

[joe]

In the March 2006 edition of National Geographic there is an article on the Celts, their history and culture. It includes a map showing where Celtic people currently live in Western Europe..and it includes Brittany in France and Galicia in Spain.

akoddsson <konrad_oddsson at yahoo.com> wrote:  
Yes, but France is, admittedly, a rather large nation. Perhaps one 
should look at provincial populations more closely, as several 
groups in France would seem to exist as smaller cultural groupings, 
common language aside (Basks an exception here). Consider, for 
instance, the Gaelic population of Galitia (wrong spelling, no 
doubt ;) From what I understand, they still speak a kind of Gaelic. 
I discovered on a radio program that they also play some fierce and 
beautiful Gaelic music, closely related to Irish. There are likely 
numerous other links. Thus, I don't believe that cultures simply 
disappear due to emigration by some members. 


			
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