John Koch suggested that Tartessian was the earliest member of this language group, and its "treealphabet" was used in many of its medieval inscriptions; that alphabet is called ogham.
John Koch suggested that Tartessian was the earliest member of this language group, and its "treealphabet" was used in many of its medieval inscriptions; that alphabet is called ogham. This languagegroup is broken into continental and insular branches, and the insular branch is further broken into P- andQ- groups. The most widely spoken language in this group includes digraphs like "dd," "ff," and "rh" in itsalphabet, and that language is thought to be related to Cumbric, an extinct member of this group. Manx is arecently revived language in this group, and the Goidelic and Brythonic branches of this language groupwere used to write the Mabinogion and the Tain bo Cuailnge, respectively. For 10 points, name theselanguages that are spoken in places like Cape Breton Island, Wales, and Ireland.
John Koch suggested that Tartessian was the earliest member of this language group, and its "treealphabet" was used in many of its medieval inscriptions; that alphabet is called ogham.
Celtic languages [or Celtic language group or Celtic language family]