Did the Goths come from the island of Gotland?
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Where the Goten came is as unknown as the origin of the Germans.
Historically known is that the Goten settled in the area around the Vistula, not that alone, even founded a state, well a kingdom.
It was long assumed that the Goten came from the Baltic Sea coast and Gotland. This is being challenged today. The new thesis is that the Goten formed themselves as people only later north of the Black Sea.
There are no clear evidence for both theses.
No, the original settlement area of the Goten was at the Weichelmündung.
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goten