The Scots did not come from Scotland originally. Where is the oldest known excavated site of their origins and remains and how did they get to Scotland?
The Scots have the same racial background as the Irish. This of course means that the Scots were (are) Celts. Going one step back from Spain there seems to be a connection with Georgia in the Caucasus. The word Iberia (cf. the Latin Iberi) the country of the Iberi, comes from the Greek word Iberes, which was used for the two people. One was the people in Spain and the other Iberians, who were an Asiatic people near the Caucasus. The Godelians were sons of Japheth but the name Iberi appears to be a Greek form of the Semitic. The Bible calls the original inhabitants of Spain Godelians from the sons of Godel. These Iberians are considered to be the ancestors of the Basque. Ancient Iberia in Asia was the area that approximates what is now Georgia. Iberian is also a Middle English name for the Basque language also (see Oxford Universal Dictionary). The furthest point east we have found their remains is in the area of Urumqi in the Tien Shan in the Uygur Autonomous Region (Xinjiang Uygur Ziz
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