Celtic History

The Celts would wear war paint to instill fear into thier enemies and repressent gods.

They aren't related. They were all chosen from auditions in various locations in Ireland.

they where founded by irish

Well, a fact about celtic art is a fact describing celtic art while a fact is something that can be proven to be true

There's no such designation as "Celtic times". Celtic people are still around today, and have been around since before the Iron Age. Celtic civilization spans more than 2000 years, so you would need to be more specific about the era you're referring to.

Celts were not in-fact barbaric. yes, there was alot of clan fighting in the later 15th-16th centries between one or two clans, but then again alot of countries all around the world fought amogst themselves and still do. People think that they were particularly barbaric in around 43AD and beyond, but the Scots were only defending their country from people attempting to invade at the time (the Romans) As for the heads on spikes story we don't know if that's actually true, but if it was they would not have been in gardens or houses as trophies in particular, but as warnings to what happens if you mess with Celts. Romans set out crosses with crucified people hanging outside major roads and English hung criminals on chains on city walls.

Celts were not as barbaric as people make them out to be. I am decended from Celtic blood, and am positive that they were just trying to survive at the time, and behaving like all other races of peoples at the time.

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not sure but i think they used cattle and sheep as currency

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odd question! i think it would have been quite peaceful but scary sometimes as you would have no weapons if you got attacked or protective clothing. the Celts were very behind and old fashioned compared to the other groups of people in that time (excluding tribes) .HOPE THIS HELPS xx

By using salt water

Celtic people are still around today, and have been around since before the Iron Age. Celtic civilization spans more than 2000 years.

While the Celtic societies were basically patriarchal, women of ability could do anything a man could. Women ruled, were warriors, Druids, and bards. Furthermore women ran the schools that trained the warriors.

Average women were protected by many laws and had may rights. They could divorce, own property, and were protected from abuse. They usually lived with a foster family where they were taught to do the domestic arts until they were 14. They were then married and lived with and assisted their husbands

Paul Byrom "resigned" from the Celtic Thunder show in November 2010 and Damian left to join the cast of "Glee" in 2011.

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As the Celts spanned the majority of Western Europe before the Romans took their land and intergrated them into their empire (with varying degrees of success), they would have been aware of certain items that could be used as seasoning. Certainly they would have used salt as a preservative for meats rather than as a seasoning. When the meat was cooked after being preserved with salt, it would have tasted very salty indeed so seasonings would have been used to try and mask the taste of the salt.

The Celts and the Greeks are both derived from the Indo-European peoples. I'm sure some of the basic stories that are related in each mythology come from their relative past, but the developed, Greek Mythology came first.

It depends on which Celtic language you are referring to. There are more than a dozen different Celtic languages, and 6 are still spoken today:

Irish Gaelic

Scottish Gaelic

Breton

Welsh

Manx

Cornish

Hengist I believe.

In Irish it's "onóir"

In Welsh it's "anrhydedd"

In Scots Gaelic it's "onoir"