>>1074215

some stayed or went to ireland, some left and settled in large numbers in france and spain, but also migrated pretty much everywhere except SEA and the americas obviously

>>1074215
They assimilated quite quickly. Remarkably quickly. I have a theory that they were so used to Roman rule that they were actually eager to just be ruled by the Saxons and stop being independent.

>>1074215
They became Welsh, Scottish, and Manx.

>>1074520
This

>>1074520

>Scottish

>>1074215
>Were they genocided, forced to migrate to Brittany or assimilated?
A bit of all these

>>1074594
Lot of Celtic overlap in Sub-Roman Britain.

>>1074215
They became warlords for the saxons, like in Camelot, Arthur made them his generals.

>>1074594

wales used to go all the way up to lowland scotland. There are still scottish people with brythonic surnames

thats the welsh and Cornish i believe. the others were just assimilated.

DNA says the pre-roman Britons are the same people living in Britain today.

Romans, Saxons Danes and Normans had very little genetic impact on the Island.

Some impact but a small one.