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Such detail that is much and more helpful!

Herodotus claims that Greek script came from Phoenician


Herodotus’ review of Greek from Phoenician is a very potent parallel to the script on the Gaels scholarly gnosis.

Book of Ballymote seems to list nations


In reference to the list where ...

Primary hurdle for the site is there are 43 unanswered topics with a long window between replies for what seem to be the active users.

There are nearly 200 accounts made so certain threads are viewed only in passing as opposed to having more people successively engaging on OPs and each of the ...

The Ogham connection is interesting.

Do you have any findings with the evolved Ogham into Old Irish, Nordic?

I link some of the basic changes here , but the main fold of the Auraicept na nÉces (Scholar’s Primer) is right on the wiki page.

I’ve detailed it elsewhere, however the Gaels claim to ...

You’re welcome, Ott! Yes, it is very similar for me with OLB material, and I feel once I grasp more of the language, it will help connect more threads

As for the Trojans of Troy, it is an excellent question.

There’s a personal reference which I will leave for the end, since it is related to ...

early years of the printing press: 15th or 16th century

Niall’s era being 700-800s (1200-1300 years ago)


Following up on timeline discrepancies multiplied by the added dilutive force of chronological propaganda, made possible by the advent of industrialized printing material, preceding such ...

The original sources about Willibrord and the Radbods do not appear authentic to me, but rather fiction from the early years of the printing press: 15th or 16th century

Once you recognise the patterns, it becomes more easy to separate the wheat from the chaff.


I knew you’d be right nearer to ...

After extensive research, partly expanded further by the help of what I deem to be web scraping through AI tools to pull research material (rather than solely using it to determinate substance and value of data), there is a phenomenal interaction transmitted hiterto regarding the Gaels and Frisians ...

The Chronicon Scotorum references Frisians through an Irish depiction of the name and brief history ( page 13 ).

They remained there 30 years, and fought fifty-four battles against Frisians, Longobards, and Bachru; and they were all gained by Milidh son of Bile. For the right of Spain these ...

I saw the J to G edit was recently made in March. The level of detailed edits to that single manuscript piece is inspiring. Among all the others made to each page.

Something scholars of yonder yore would appreciate considering the consistent updates over several years.

Preliminary findings for ...

Had such a fire post to build on this thread regarding Fryas and Gaelic language origins based on two hypotheses (1. Contact, 2. No contact), but the page reset and lost the draft so instead of destroying this mage device here’s a quick notation for later analysis.

Iberia in Caucuses is Gael’s ...