This is too long to put into the final post about the Hidden History of the British Isles.

But it is important.

I don’t agree with everything that Alan Wilson, the Welsh Historian says, (The timelines are BS) but these are his own words about how the Cymric Coelbren alphabet was used to translate previously untranslatable “Etruscan” artefacts.

The following is from Alan Wilson 15/01/01:

ANSWER FROM ALAN WILSON REFERENCE ALPHABET & ETRUSCAN  DECIPHERMENTS

On the question of Etruscan and the Ancient British Alphabet. There is
only ONE ancient British Alphabet and therefore it is very surprising
that the enquirer (a) claims some form of expertise, and (b) then states
that he is totally unaware of the same Ancient British Alphabet. The
reference the British Alphabet is in Julius Caesar’s “De Bello Gallico”
and is much quoted and extremely well known. Caesar stated that the
Alphabet is similar to that…