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Latest comment: 12 years ago by Billposer in topic Category content

Two more Celtic languages... at least!!

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Celtiberian language is a group of related dialects mainly spoken in central Spain and upper Ebro's valley. Hispano-Celtic or Iberian-Proto-Celtic is another group of extinct Celtic languages spoken all along the Iberian Atlantic shores by Lusitanian, Germanian and Artabric tribes. But Celtiberian articles are actually full of confusion about the Celtic languages that once were spoken by old Pre-Roman Hispanic people; they must not be merged one group with another.

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Why are most languages listed in the subcategories for extinct languages by continent, but some languages listed directly here?Bill (talk) 06:40, 19 August 2013 (UTC)Reply