Can we stop all this shit about latins, moors, gypsies, spics and recognize this country as a Celtiberian state?

There is zero celts in sweden except irish thralls lol.

But there is obviously theories.

indeed, we have no such inferiors up in the harsh north

Certified Celtnigger Country.

>catalan believing he escaped the celtic shit.
>catalan being part of non-aryan ebroniggers

Well all of your R1b and R1a are slavic and celtic thralls. You were modified after importing slavery and are no longer pure I1 snowmonkeys.

>What are their ancestors?
Before the bronze age collapse, all iberians were mainly western hunter gatherers (the most indigenous iberians), except the tartessians who were anatolian farmers. Some spoke a sort of proto-basque, others spoke tartessian, a sort of proto-greek.
In the collapse, the stepparians (celts of the east) came in first to France then some to Spain through the pyrynees corridor in the west. Then followed the coast to Galicia and Portugal to the south, some iberians were displaced.
At the end, we have in galicia, asturias, cantabria, basque, portugal, varying mixtures of steparians and whg.
In the south we have a mixture of anatolians and whg.
The east and pyrynees remains whg.
The center remains whg too mostly. Celtiberians were mainly whg iberians, little steparian component.
Some greeks made settlements in the east coast. Carthage destroyed tartessos in 500 bc and took control of the south, but the natives always resisted. Is this enough?

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I understood. But these guys living in the orange parts are WHG only or mixed with anatolians? And what archeological culture are they descending from? Los Millares ? El Argar? Tartessos?

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In 300 bc whg, cromagnons.
The south east descend from millares-argar-almoloya.. etc. The northeast from the kingdom of iberia. There were many kingdoms, now we call the whole peninsula iberia but the tartessians werent iberians back then.

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800 bc fortress in the kingdom of iberia (modern day Aragon Catalonia). They spoke basque mainly.