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77Celtic Knotwork And Meaning-Celtic Tree Of Life Tattoo And Meaning-Celtic Art And Celtic Tattoos
When it comes to ancient Celtic art, no other designs in the world compare. From Celtic knotwork to Celtic spirals, these ancient designs are both symbolic and beautiful. The Celts were very creative and knowledgeable people. This ancient art style...
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81A Brief History of Celtic Music and 25 Outstanding Songs
A comprehensive list of the top 25 traditional irish, welsh, celtic, scottish tunes and artists. Song samples are provided for each song.
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73Who Were The Celts? Why Historians Can't Agree...
This article looks at the history of the Celts in central Europe, as well as the six Celtic nations of northwestern Europe. Were they all the same Celts? Read this article for an introduction to the historical debate.
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79Celtic History's Boudicca: A Strong Celtic Warrior Queen
Boudicca was a strong and revered queen of the Celts in Britain in the first century before Christ. She was ruler of the Iceni Celtic tribe that resided in the Southern part of Britain, then known as East Anglia.
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81Celtic Art
Many people are aware of Celtic art. Beautiful scroll-work type designs, and Celtic crosses, almost devoid of linear patterns and symmetry can be traced back some several thousand years or more.
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80Celtic Druids
Celtic Druids were a group of priests, esteemed and classed as the scholars of the Celtic clans of Iron Age Europe.
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76Celtic Warrior
A Celtic warrior was considered a fearsome opponent. Thought to have been barbaric and quarrelsome by nature, they managed to maraud their way across much of ancient Europe.
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75Glenn Danzig
Glenn Danzig is right there next to Ozzy Osbourne in terms of being an Icon in both heavy metal music, and American pop culture. His music is inspiring in it's uniqueness in both lyric and musical form and structure. Glenn has never been afraid to...
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75How Do You Define the Celts?
In recent years fervor has arisen among archaeologists from Ireland and Great Britain on how to define ‘Celticity’ in the 21st century. Previous conclusions about ‘Celticity’ in the 19th and 20th centuries defined all tribal communities in...
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74Roman Britain: Britannia and the Long Arm of Rome
Early Britain may have been on the edge of the known world, but it was not as primitive as some have assumed. Rome was interested in the land known as Brittania and Tacitus claimed that it was "worth the conquest." Here we will examine some of the elements that made Iron Age Britain worth the conquest.
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