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...he tendency of [[medievalist]]s to assume that everyone who lived in the [[Migration Era|Viking era]] wore filthy, poorly constructed, largely [[brown]] [[cloth

...from the rising Han [[empire]] in China which led them to begin a westward migration (driving other nomadic peoples before them) ending ''circa'' 200 years late ...pound bow]] and for their possession of [[horse]]s as a component in their migration. These two factors offered them military and diplomatic superiority over t

...uages]]. It developed from [[Irish Gaelic]] after the [[Ireland|Irish]] [[migration]]s to [[Scotland]] in the [[6th century]]. A major deviation between the [[

...]], and later split into [[Irish Gaelic]], [[Scots Gaelic]] (with eastward migration) and [[Manx]]. This language group is also known as Q-Celtic because words

...rongly identified with certain cultures or time periods, for example the [[migration period]] [[seax]], the Russian [[kindjal]] or the [[Arab]]ian [[jambiya]].

...a father called Eternus, a thoroughly Roman [[name]], and un-Celtic. His migration is dated variously between 370 [[CE]] (when the Romans were still in Britai

The Celtic torc disappears in the [[migration period]], but [[Viking Age]] metal necklaces are sometimes also referred to