History of Wales
The earliest inhabitants of Wales were from continental Europe, who migrated in several waves and who were later subsumed into the culture and race of the Celts. There is some evidence that the Welsh share some genetic links with the Basques, and as such are partly descendents of the pre-Indo-European peoples of Britain and Ireland.
Related Topics:
Wales - Europe - Celts - Basques - Pre-Indo-European - Britain - Ireland
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~ Table of Content ~
| ► | Introduction |
| ► | Wales under the Romans |
| ► | After the Romans |
| ► | Annexation |
| ► | Industrial Revolution and onwards |
| ► | The Twentieth Century |
| ► | See also |
| ► | Further Reading |
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