There is a shipwreck site off Cornwall, the hapless "Caledonia" -- and a figurehead salvaged is, say some, Queen Scota who invaded ancient Ireland, leading her bands of warriors and founding lines of kings. See Scota, or Scotia, as queen of the tribe of Scotti who then, pressed into Ulster, commenced to raid and then settle in Scotland and fight with Picts against Rome. Is all that so? See http://scotlandroadways.blogspot.com/2010/03/caledonia-scotia-and-scotland-before.html
Here she is, as found at Morwenstow, Cornwall, (fair use thumbnail) at
http://www.submerged.co.uk/
The issue of which tribes came from where and did what can never be settled where the bases are oral tradition and legend, then, again, they cannot be totally disregarded. And, creativity is always in style, see http://www.arbroathtimeline.moonfruit.com/#/0-1099/4518304525. A more scholarly approach is at http://www.knowth.com/ireland-prehistory.htm
Ancient Ireland. Cornwall would have been well known to ancient navigators, whether ships were headed to parts unknown and ending up in Ireland, or not. Milesians: First through Spain, perhaps from the middle east, to Ireland, and Albany -- old name for Scotland. Is all this fantastic? See http://www.danann.org/library/arch/mil.html
Here she is, as found at Morwenstow, Cornwall, (fair use thumbnail) at
http://www.submerged.co.uk/
The issue of which tribes came from where and did what can never be settled where the bases are oral tradition and legend, then, again, they cannot be totally disregarded. And, creativity is always in style, see http://www.arbroathtimeline.moonfruit.com/#/0-1099/4518304525. A more scholarly approach is at http://www.knowth.com/ireland-prehistory.htm
Ancient Ireland. Cornwall would have been well known to ancient navigators, whether ships were headed to parts unknown and ending up in Ireland, or not. Milesians: First through Spain, perhaps from the middle east, to Ireland, and Albany -- old name for Scotland. Is all this fantastic? See http://www.danann.org/library/arch/mil.html