>@caitlinrgreen & there were Britons living side by side with A-Saxons. & sure by time Britons became part of this A-Saxon socities & maybe>
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@caitlinrgreen I expected that nice answer from you. :)
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@caitlinrgreen after our discussion about the demographic composition of Blk Sea A-Saxons,I wish to discuss something related to their fate -
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@caitlinrgreen 1-I think they were subjected to Golden Horde rule like other nations dwelled North to Black Sea & in Crimea in 13th Century -
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@caitlinrgreen 2-Goth,as a name, was used as a collective name to all Germanic groups in the region (Crimea) regardless of their origin,etc -
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@caitlinrgreen in later times, e.g. in 16th Century.https://twitter.com/Archatgs/status/700721544327135233 … -
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@caitlinrgreen I think in the idea of Goth as a collective name of all Germanic groups for 2 reasons: 1- part of Crimea was named Gothia.> -
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@caitlinrgreen 2-In your article:http://www.caitlingreen.org/search?updated-max=2015-10-24T08:48:00-07:00&max-results=7 … I read:Kentish ruling dynasty,the Oiscingas,appears to have claimed Gothic descent -
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@caitlinrgreen That means Saxi (Black Sea Anglo-Saxons) already had, at least, good attitude toward Crimean Goths,if not friendly attitude.
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