Based on the works of Saint Isidore, Flavius Josephus, Saint Jerome, Jimenez de Rada and many other Christian and Muslim chroniclers, specially the Jesuits during the Renaissance.

The Patriarch Tubal, son of Japhet, son of Noah; after founding the Eastern Iberia of the Caucasus, sailed West and colonized Spain, the Western Iberia. To this day Basques and Caucasians still share linguistic bounds due this relationship.

We still have rests of this Iberian arrival, the Argaric culture that dominated Spain during Bronze Age, is known due its iconoclast arts and pottery inherited from Tubal, who inherited the madate of the Lord and didn't profaned his faith with idolatry. During this era, Iberians across Europe built many megaliths built during this ancient age to worship the Lord in the nature, following the Law of the Lord.

>25And if thou wilt make me an altar of stone, thou shalt not build it of hewn stone: for if thou lift up thy tool upon it, thou hast polluted it. 26Neither shalt thou go up by steps unto mine altar, that thy nakedness be not discovered thereon. (Exodus 20:25-26)

>>508494562 (OP)
This belongs on /his/

>>508494709
You mean /x/ because its schizobullshit

The arrival of the so called Indoeuropean languages, in our case, Celtiberian languages, it's associated by Spanish medieval chroniclers with the arrival of the tyrant Geryon. A nomadic three headed giant that usurped the throne from the bloodline of Tubal.

Geryon, associated with Gomer, the father of Celts, was murdered by Hercules during his 12 Works, he restore the royal legality in Spain and was proclamed king. Geryon founded as well the city of Tartessos, Tarshis in the Bible, where Phoenicians sailed to trade silver.

The name of Spain was changed from Iberia to Spain because of the son of Hercules, Hispalo.

>>508494709
Here the list a Portuguese anon at /his/ made some time ago, very useful given Castilian, Aragonese, Basque, Muslim and Portuguese names, and chronocly, differ superficially.

>>508495130
It is kinda ironic that the places where Tubal settled according Medieval chroniclers, are as well the sites that share the same Euskaro-Caucasian linguistic kindship... Among the cities founded by Tubal in his way to Spain, there was Ravenna and some other cities in Etruria. Saint Bede has an interesting take on this.

>>508494969
Says the kind of Magog