Celtic History

Mostly on foot and on horse back. Horse drawn chariots were known for use in raids and war times, while larger transport carriages were usually pulled by oxen, as the horse was considered too much an asset to be doing raw work like this.

November 1

They believed that, on that day, the barrier between the fairy world and the human world was thin enough to be moved between, so fairies could enter the human world and wreak their havoc.

1412 years ago submited by a 8 years old whos smart

the Celts

They are: George Donaldson, Damain McGinty, Kieth Harkin, Paul Byrom and Niel Byrne

there's no doubt about that ,the best Celtics warrior of all time was Boudicca.

Irish Gaelic: éagruth or anord Scottish Gaelic: ? Manx: ? Welsh: tryblith or anhrefn Breton: ? Cornish: ?

Nirvana has no translation.

they ate vegetables,berries and grains to make bread

Normally they were naked, but whan they used clothes they used dark colours

Celtic is not associated with any single country. There are people of Celtic origin in many countries, particularly in western Europe, but also further afield.

Celts have not died out. Descendants of the Celts can be found living in Cornwall, Scotland, Ireland, Wales and Brittany.

Was it the huns? Of course not, the Huns never went to England. Around 9000 BC, there were sharp half-Neanderthal crossbreeds, silent but knowledgeable; clicking and popping Capoids from Morocco; raspy Paleoindians from Scandinavia, who spoke with no vowels; and canny Old Europeans from the Caucasus, who were a mixture of everything. Then a bossy light-brown people from Ethiopia who reproduced at an alarming rate arrived and began to chase them all around. And this is all before the Indo- Europeans, our ancestors, arrived. We were still mucking around in Ethiopia, laughing like hell that the first wave had left.

The pre-Christian version was a circle with an equal-armed cross internal to the circle, called the "sun cross", representing the sun. When the Celts became Christian, the cross was Christianized. The life-giving sun was compared with Christ.

Irish: aingeal

Scots Gaelic: aingeal

Welsh: angel

The Celtic Fringe is an area of Europe where Celtic customs or Celtic language exists. It is called a fringe because these areas tend to be a fringe of other areas clinging to the western most parts of Great Britain (Wales, north western Scotland), the Isle of Man and the western parts of Ireland and north western France.

In Irish it's: deirfiúr athar / deirfiúr máthar / ain't / aintín

In Britain the rich Romans came and took over the Celt's.