I don't know about ancient history but the Hudson Bay Company used many Scots to explore western Canada because they were used to cold weather. The Canadian province named name Nova Scotia simply means New Scotand.

Kermit Frazier (unregistered) wrote in #3
Yes, the Scots were a hardy folk. Very few of them live there anymore.

Ther e is evidence that the Scot/Picts travelled to North America during this early period, and possibly a reverse flow also took place.

One thing is sure: the English treat everyone not English like Slaves, especially the Celts, while the earliest Frontiersmen were often Irish and Scot who naturally married into Native American families, since no 'white' woman could survive the conditions at that time. This is Our Heritage.
Wha t the devil are you talking about? Scots and picts never made it to NA before the English you dolt. And they did not marry into Native American families and bring them back. Where are you reading this absurd propaganda? There were Basques who made it over there, a small group of them in the last ice age, but they never made it back. That is where the 'European Clovis point' site comes from. There were also vikings who sailed to the edge of Canada, to a place they called Vinland. Never did the picts or scots venture across the Atlantic...ah I see. You're a JIDF troll trying to circulate false information about our ancestors. Welp, I'm done with you.

Yes, the Scots were a hardy folk. Very few of them live there anymore.

Ther e is evidence that the Scot/Picts travelled to North America during this early period, and possibly a reverse flow also took place.

One thing is sure: the English treat everyone not English like Slaves, especially the Celts, while the earliest Frontiersmen were often Irish and Scot who naturally married into Native American families, since no 'white' woman could survive the conditions at that time. This is Our Heritage.