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Breogan and misunderstanding of genetics[edit]

I have removed a section which is complete nonsense as well as OR (misunderstanding of an outdated study). All European, North African and Middle Eastern population have varying levels of admixture from Neolithic Early European Farmers (also known as Anatolian Farmers), although the British and other Northern Europeans have evidently far less than Mediterranean populations. Celtic culture or ethnicity is not associated with said Neolithic peoples, but with Central European Bell-Beaker cultures which took over the British Isles in the Chalcolithic largely displacing preexisting populations. The myth that Celts came from Iberia was a theory debunked long ago by population genetics 81.38.101.216 (talk) 23:01, 15 February 2022 (UTC)[reply]

Neolithic farmers vs. Iberian fishermen[edit]

Citation 6 here clearly references fishermen, not "farmers," as the article states. Isn't the preceding statement therefore incorrect? Actually, I think the cited article says "Spanish fishermen," which would also be incorrect, but whatever. Ricardo Pozas Monteagudo (talk) 03:40, 28 December 2022 (UTC)[reply]