While many of these motives are probably derived from Medieval designs elsewhere, there's still continuity with Gallaecian autochthonous art: 1. Xanceda torc and stone carvings from the oppidum of St. Trega, A Guarda. 2. Foxados Torc.

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So, while it is true that there is Celticism in Galicia, Asturias and other places that have had Celtic populations in the past, I was wondering if the same happens in other countries such as Austria, Slovenia or even in Turkey that used to have the Galatian population.

I recently took a dna test (I’m from Devon) and suprisingly got more Celtic dna than English so im just wondering

I’ve always been fascinated as a Northumbrian by my regions history and wondered if we ever had a Celtic language since we have a LOT of Celtic influence even modern day, with Celtic grave stones in churches etc. I’ve read a few articles on wiki but it just brushes over us speaking Cumbrian for a bit and then English takes over. Apparently we also had the Votadini who lived in the area for a long time but there’s not much info on them either. So if anyone knows anything or has any resources I’d love to know them :)