franklin
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How could an alphabet INVENTED (by an infamous FORGER) the 1700's be used to document anything from the year AD 579? It least if the "ruinstones" had been inscripted in Ogham, it may have been worth investigating, but using Coelbren y Beirrd puts it in the same category as "written in Klingon" - another invented language/script.
DaveVanP, You need to get out of books and find the real world. Colbren has been around for over 4,000 years maybe longer. You can trace it from Wales in Great Britain back through the Straits of Gibraltar through the Islands to Italy, to the City of Troy, through Assyria, all the way back to Canaan and into Egypt. The trail of the supposedly Ten Lost Tribes of Israel, that were never lost in the first place.