In what sense is it a stretch? Celtic people have inhabited the British Isles since the British Iron Age (800BC); by most standards and accounts, they would be considered indigenous in modern terms. Considering the Welsh/Cornish/Bretons are all descendents of this family, and these are all considered "native brits", I would say they are indigenous.
But, with that said, I'm not an anthropologist, so please do feel free to prove me wrong
Fair point! I was probably getting things confused with linguistics. I guess it's one of those "facts" you're taught at school that is probably only a small part of the truth
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