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minus-squarekristina [she/her]hexbear39·5 months agoThe Vikings tried really hard to get the British to take a bath. link
minus-squarepooh [she/her, love/loves]hexbear16·5 months agoI think the Romans also attempted this with the British, from what I've read. link
minus-squareTankiedesantski [he/him]hexbear12·5 months agoAnd neither Romans nor Vikings are around anymore. Coincidence? I think not! link
minus-squarepooh [she/her, love/loves]hexbear6·5 months agoWell, I mean, the modern English are sort of descended from Vikings (Anglo-Saxons). Scots and Irish are still mostly Celtic though (I think) and those places are way cooler, so not sure this argument holds link
minus-squarepseudo@jlai.luhexbear5·5 months agoNot an expert but from the name, I would imagine they descend from the Angles (Engles?) and the Saxes not from the Vikings. linkfedilink
minus-squarepooh [she/her, love/loves]hexbear4·5 months agoYeah, for some reason I was thinking Angles and Saxons were considered Vikings but I was totally wrong on that. You are correct. link
minus-squareProfessorOwl_PhD [any]hexbear2·5 months agoNortheast England and the east coast of Scotland have a fair amount of viking ancestry about from all the raiding, so it's not completely baseless. link
minus-squareTankiedesantski [he/him]hexbear4·5 months agoDescended from is not the same as being. An Italian American is not an Italian is not a Roman even if you can trace descent. link
The Vikings tried really hard to get the British to take a bath.
I think the Romans also attempted this with the British, from what I've read.
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And neither Romans nor Vikings are around anymore. Coincidence? I think not!
Well, I mean, the modern English are sort of descended from Vikings (Anglo-Saxons). Scots and Irish are still mostly Celtic though (I think) and those places are way cooler, so not sure this argument holds
Not an expert but from the name, I would imagine they descend from the Angles (Engles?) and the Saxes not from the Vikings.
Yeah, for some reason I was thinking Angles and Saxons were considered Vikings but I was totally wrong on that. You are correct.
Northeast England and the east coast of Scotland have a fair amount of viking ancestry about from all the raiding, so it's not completely baseless.
Descended from is not the same as being. An Italian American is not an Italian is not a Roman even if you can trace descent.
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