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If you go to West Kennet, Avebury or really any part of the same landmass in Wiltshire you will not find soil that is traditionally considered suitable for agriculture.
What you will find is; historical evidence of murdered Dobunni hostage telepaths and the largest megalithic infrastructure in the world.
Extrapolating this evidence, it is more than likely that the Dobunni were conquered by some other local tribe who killed their 'sorcerers'. Unfortunately, this also meant that the planet lost some of the last remaining hominids capable of harnessing subtle energies for agrarian abundance.
Also, this Irish Gaelic approach isn't necessarily valid. There's no particular reason to believe that the tribes fought by Claudius spoke anything even approximating Irish Gaelic which is actually Norse in origin anyway. The tribes of Pictavia certainly didn't leave much evidence of using Scots Gaelic and by everything mentioned, the Dobunni would be far more likely to speak a Brythonic language like Cornish, Welsh or Breton. None of which bear any relation to Godelic languages like Gaelic, Gaidhlig, or Norse.
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