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The early name of the British counties of Cornwall and Devon in
southwestern England was Dumnoni, or Danmoni. The historian William
Camden said Cornwall was: 693
That region which according to the geographers, is the first of all
Britain, and... was in ancient times inhabited by those Britains,
whom Solinas called, Dunmonii, Ptolomy (called) Damnonii, or
(as we find in some other copies), more truly Danmonil which
name … derived from the ever-continuing mines of tin in this
tract, which Britains call monia.
The name Danmonia derives from moina, a tin mine, and Dan,
the people who mined the tin. They nicknamed this ancient tin mining
region Dan’s tin mines.
Phoenician or Hebrew influence seems present in many ancient
place names in Cornwall. These include Baal Rock, Boswidden and
Chegwidden. The latter both mean house of the Jews. Ywedhyon,
meaning of the Jews, is a suffix in several place names.
The Welsh Chronicle, sometimes called Annales Cambriae, refers
to a region in Wales near St David's or Mnyw (Menevia) as St. David's
Moni Iudeorum. This may identify the area as a tin mining settlement of
the Israelite tribe of Judah.
The Vetus Chronicon Holsatiae says the Saxons, Danes and Jutes
are Jews of the tribe of Dan. 694 These other Scythian groups arrived after
the Roman occupation.
In about 800CE, Nennius traced the Saxons back to Scythia. In
his account of the arrival of the Saxon leaders Hengist and Hrosa on the
Isle of Thanet, Nennius mentions that they sent their messengers to
Scythia for reinforcements.
Earlier in this chapter, we saw that Herodotus noted the Persians
called the Scythians by the name of Sacae or Saka from their ancient
name for Israel. The Saxons also attributed their own origin to the
territory in which the exiled lost ten tribes settled. Strabo confirms the
tradition that Sukasuna was part of the Roman province of Armenia.
The opening paragraph of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle also says of
the earlier Celtic inhabitants of Britain, whom the Anglo-Saxons
displaced:
The inhabitants of this land were Britons, they came from
Armenia, and first settled in the south of Britain.
In addition, Milton says: 695
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