Celtic Mythology

Yes, the Celts had shops called "oppida" in their larger settlements where goods were bought and sold. These shops catered to the needs of the community, selling items such as pottery, food, and tools. Trade also took place within the Celtic network, with goods being exchanged between different tribes and regions.

There is no historical evidence to suggest a direct connection between King Arthur and the king of Scotland. King Arthur is a legendary figure in British mythology, while the king of Scotland has been a real monarch with a line of succession. The two figures belong to different realms of history and folklore.

Celts did not have formal schools like we have today. Education was usually informal and children learned skills and knowledge from their families and community members through storytelling, observation, and practical experience. Training in skills like hunting, farming, and craftsmanship would have been passed down from generation to generation.

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In folklore, banshees are typically spirits and cannot be killed in a physical sense. It is said that if you hear a banshee's cry, it may signal an impending death. Traditional methods to ward off a banshee include blessing a house or wearing iron.

William's murder plays a crucial role in advancing the plot of Frankenstein because it leads to Victor's intense guilt and sense of responsibility. This event drives Victor to seek revenge on the creature he created, setting off a chain of tragic events that ultimately culminate in the novel's conclusion.

An acrostic poem is a poem where each line starts with successive letters from the chosen word, in this case Mortgage. so the first line would begin with M, the second with O the third with R etc.

Banshees are believed to have been the guardian spirits of particular families or clans in old Ireland. Each clan had its own banshee. Their reputation for wailing comes from the fact that they did so to forecast a coming death in the family.

The name of God is Gracious in Celtic is "Dagda." Dagda is a chief god and father figure in Irish mythology, known for his abundance and generosity.

Belatu-Cadros (Belatucadros, Belatucadrus,

Balatocadrus, Balatucadrus, Balaticaurus,

Balatucairus, Baliticaurus, Belatucairus,

Belatugagus, Belleticaurus, Blatucadrus,

and Blatucairus), a god of war

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The Celtics had thousands of gods. They did not write about them, only pass them on through oral traditions. One of the main sources we have was Julius Caesar, who wrote that Mercury was the most honored of the Celtic gods. The also highly valued Apollo, Mars, Jupiter, Minerva, and Brigit. However, these were not their Celtic names, but the names that Caesar equaled them to from his own religion.

Teutates is believed to have been an important war god, and human sacrifices were made to him. The people being used as offerings were drowned in vats. The names of most Celtic gods were only ever recorded once or twice ever, so most of the knowledge has been lost.

However, some Celtic gods have been brought back into popularity by neopaganist groups. Ceridwen and Cernunnos are two of these.

There was never a Celtic empire. Although the peoples we describe as Celtic spread widely over Europe and the British Isles, they never had one government, but existed as a collection of warring tribes that shared similar languages and cultures. No doubt there was an early Celtic proto-culture, but never an empire.

Celtic Mythology was developed independent and indigineous to the British Isles, though it bears some similarity with other Northern European Pantheons.

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It depends upon which ancinet religions goddess you look into; Norse it was Freyja, in Egypt it was Hathor, the Roman Venus and the Greek Aphrodite. There are many more.

A satyr is a man with the legs of a goat and goats horns

They Came across the sea in their long canoes over 2000 years ago. They are the Mikmaq

If you take the time and look closely you will see.....:) These are my people! The Micmacs probably came across the Atlantic around 2000 BC. They had previously received an Egyptian migration in Maine around 2500 BC; the Egyptians gave them hieroglyphics, which they still have! The Micmacs probably set out to find their ancient home Egypt, and found Scotland instead. They mixed with the many peoples they found there, including ancient Capoids ("brownies"), Basque-like Ambrones from the Netherlands, Etruscan-like Attecotti from Thrace, Liguro-Lappic Fomori from Norway (Iuchurbe), who fought the Tuatha De Danaan in Ireland, and the remnants of the ancient Goidelic Celts of Britain (the Gogmagogi) who were driven north by the invading Cimbric Celts (Brythonics) when the latter invaded Britain from Bohemia. It's mind-boggling how many people the Picts really were! Now they are the Scots. When Columbus visited Ireland shortly before his voyages to America, he saw two Micmacs, a man and a woman, who had washed up on the Irish coast in a canoe; they were close to death. Columbus asked the man with sign language where he had come from; the man pointed to the West and died. Some say that this experience is what prompted Columbus to undertake his historic voyages.

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

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 reason they.(VANISHED.)is quite simple the picts handed down power through the female side of the family and kenneth mac alpins mother was princess of picts and his father was king of dalriada scots so in time kenneth became king of both peoples so that in effect they amalgamated and the scots today are a mixture of both these people .

Roman stories describe Pictish warriors going into battle with only blue painted nude bodies and their weapons. When the Picts were not in battle it is believed they wore a wool tunic draped on the shoulders with a belt wrapped around the waist. They also wore wool cloaks held around their shoulders by a broach, leather shoes or sandals, and in the later known history they also wore wool breeches.