On current form, though, Scotland looks more like Ireland, where governments in the last century spent huge sums vainly trying to revive Irish the third living Celticlanguage in the British Isles.
But a previous AHRC-funded project at CAWCS showed there was more than one Celticlanguage in pre-Roman Iberia - present day Spain and Portugal - but it remained an enigma as to how and when the Celts arrived there.
When completed, this tree had sprouted branches representing all the main language groups in modern Europe: Romance, Celtic, Germanic, Slavic and so on.