Celtic History

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Celts lived in many parts of Ireland. There is evidence of them in many places. Archaeologists have found artefacts from the Celtic era in different parts of Ireland.

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The Celts used several types of weapons. The main weapon that they used was the sword. The also used the falcata.

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Halloween or Samhain as it was known then was supposed to be the day when demons and monsters could enter this world. They then made masks and costumes to prepare. They thought that the monster's own scariness would scare them off.

The Celts contributed various words to the English language, primarily through place names and terms related to nature, agriculture, and everyday life. Notable examples include "crag" (rock), "brock" (badger), and "dun" (hill or fort). Many of these words reflect the Celtic influence on the landscape and culture of early England, particularly in regions such as Wales, Scotland, and Cornwall. Additionally, certain terms related to farming and livestock also have Celtic origins.

The Romans and the Celts fought in Hadrians Wall.

The Celts believed in a polytheistic pantheon of gods and goddesses, often associated with nature, fertility, and war, and they placed a strong emphasis on the spiritual world, including ancestors and the afterlife. Rituals and ceremonies were integral to their culture, often conducted by Druids. In contrast, the Romans also practiced polytheism but had a more organized pantheon influenced by Greek mythology, with gods like Jupiter and Mars representing state power and military strength. Roman religion included civic rituals and the worship of deities that underscored their societal structure and imperial authority.

Celts were organized into tribes with a chieftain as the leader. These tribes often had a strong sense of identity and were united by common customs, language, and beliefs. The chieftain held power through a combination of military strength, charisma, and support from other tribal members.

Yes, the Celts did have blacksmiths who were skilled in crafting weapons, tools, and various metalwork. Blacksmithing was an important craft in Celtic society, with blacksmiths highly regarded for their abilities to forge intricate metal objects.

Pilgrims, whether the American Pilgrims or religious pilgrims traveling throughout the world, baked their bread with flour, salt, water and whatever other ingredients they had in ovens or in pans over open fires.

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The Celtic countries that have a strong Catholic tradition certainly include Ireland and Brittany, the southern Hebrides of Scotland. The presence in Cornwall, the Isle of Man and Wales less so. Because of Irish immigration many parts of the UK have Catholic populations today however.

Halloween was created by American businesses to fall on the date of the Celtic New Year as there were a lot of Celts in the US. The Celts traditionally did not dress up in costumes etc as this is the American adaptation to create marketing and profit. Halloween is a mix of the Celts celebrating their New Year and the Mexican Festival of the Dead, hence the ghoulish costumes.

The Celtic new year was the last time to feast and make peace with the neighbouring clans, villages and deceased ancestors before the onslaught of winter. As you can imagine you would want all the help you could to get through the below freezing winters in Scotland etc.

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