Give this week and receive a one-of-a-kind gift! For those of you who don't know, We are reviving #Brettica to life! It's a reconstructed form of Brittonic, the once common British language! But a revival like this is one of a kind and has a mountain of obstacles facing it! Just

#Brettica essat wened! (Brettica is coming!) Spread the word, spread the news that the Bretts/Britons never died. They were the lowest classes but learned to work hard and ignore constant persecution (e.g. counted as half the work of an Angle/Saxon) to make Britain what it is.

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Map of Celtic settlements and finds in Northwest Bulgaria.

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The old story that the Britons were ''driven out'' is outdated. Modern archeology tells a different truth: Continuity, hybridity, persistence and adaption.

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MODERN WORD MONDAY!

Here’s a short video of me explaining and teaching NEED-TO-KNOW phrases in Brettica, Britain’s native Celtic language

What word do you prefer to describe someone of Brittonic identity?

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Happy New Year to the Britons!

Which should be the alternate English term for one of us, (as a Brettica speaker or a Brittonic Englishman)?