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In that case, you would have to consider Welsh (British Celtic presumed to be in place from the mid-late Iron Age), Swedish, Italian and Greek (spoken in direct descent from the late Bronze Age), and Basque (presumed to be the surviving language of the area from before Indo-European languages arrived in the Neolithic).

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