The Viking Siege of Dumbarton Rock (870 AD) - Viking Invasion of Scotland

[@Clans_Dynasties]

Great video as always

[@celtichistorydecoded]

Thanks Clans&Dynasties, I hope you're well.

[@Clans_Dynasties]

@@freddiefletcher2497 the original channel had to be deleted there is a video on the new channel explaining the issues we had, hopefully we will have CHD on again to talk about a range of topics.

[@Clans_Dynasties]

@@celtichistorydecoded im very well Thank you, i hope your keeping well also, will have to get you on to the new channel, possibly even get you on mine aswell in the near future.

[@celtichistorydecoded]

Sounds great

[@azariahisrael5632]

I'm a MacLeod decendant. Leod's ancestors was Olaf the Black and his ancestors Godred Crovan King of Isle of Man and Dublin. I believe he also has control of large parts of Northumbria as well. I have often wondered if King Godred was a decendant of Ivar the boneless. I'm also a Macdonald and MacDougall decendant so the same question applies to Somerled their clans progenitors. Somerled was a Norse Gael.

[@roccogentilella2134]

MacDougall, Macdonald, and Macleod are also my ancestors

[@Alasdair37448]

My fathers family's the Holmes are from Strathclyde and my genetic test revealed that I'm related to the native peoples of this area. the name Holmes comes from the old Norse word Holmr which means those who dwell upon a small island. it would be fun to imagine that this could be Dumbarton rock but could honestly be any small island of the coast of western Scotland.

[@qetoun]

Its more of a question of who 'wasn't' attacked by the Vikings in the 9th century.

[@MayaLarsen-y3r]

This is our history.

[@rhythmstic]

The Britons were never Celts!