@nobodyishome Anglo-Saxons are the Germanic population that invadsd the British Isles. They supplanted a lot of the indigenous Celt population. The remaining Celts are the Welsh, Irish, Scots, Manx and Cornish.
@nobodyishome the indigenous peoole if Ireland, Britain and Northwestern France. They speak the Celtic language family which consists of two existing branches - Goidelic and Brythonic Irish, Scottish Gaelic and Manx are Goedelic, speaking various types of Gaelic. Welsh, Cornish and Bretons (from France) speak the Brythonic varieties.
You'll recognize Celtic cultural symbols like Celtic knots, Tartans, High Crosses, Bagpipes, Tin Whistles, etc.
@nobodyishome England was from what we know first settled by Brythonic Celts. That's where the legend of King Arthur comes from. They were invaded first by the Romans then the Anglo-Saxons, the Anglo-Saxons become the early English. Later it was invaded by French and Vikings. The early kings of England were Anglo-Saxons, Welsh, Scots, Norse, French, Dutch and finally German.
