Where did the Gaels originate? - History Stack Exchange
The origin and spreading out of the Celtic peoples is a topic shrouded in mystery, at least to my mind. While the Germanic migrations occurred during the late Imperial Roman period and …
Is there any evidence that Celts produced chain mail?
Since I started to interest myself in history of the northen Europe, and especially the history of Celtic people, I read a lot about their inventions, in terms of warfare. The quote from wiki The …
ancient history - Did the Celts really go into battle naked? - History ...
Feb 12, 2013 · Naked warriors appear in Celtic art too including coins suggesting that a tradition of naked fighting existed and was recognisable enough to appear in art. There is no …
ancient history - Who were the pre-Celtic inhabitants of Western …
Jun 28, 2020 · So any pre-Celtic inhabitants would have been Mesolithic (hunter-gatherers)." No. Farming arrived in parts of Western Europe by 5000 BC and was very widespread by 4000 …
Was Celtic society promiscuous? - History Stack Exchange
Sep 18, 2017 · @sempaiscuba We fulfill the demands of nature in a much better way than do you Roman women,” the Celtic lady retorted disdainfully, “for we consort openly with the best men, …
When is Samonios in comparison to the Gregorian calendar?
Nov 30, 2020 · The Celtic year started with Samonios. It is a fact non-discussed about. The question is when the Celtic Year started? Notice, the Coligny table says nothing about that. …
celtic - Did the Welsh ever call Britain Albion? - History Stack …
My question has nothing to do with the English or the English language. While it has a language element to it, I'm primarily interested in the historic use of the word to describe the island of …
germany - History Stack Exchange
May 31, 2017 · It's unlikely the Celts migrated into Gaul. The people who migrated into Gaul were the bell beaker folk about a thousand years earlier who eventually included the Urnfield culture …
Were there natives In Iceland prior to the Irish monk's landings?
Feb 14, 2018 · The "Celtic" as an ethnonym refers to the present day populations of Ireland, Highland Scotland, and Wales. There is concrete historical evidence that early Christian Irish …
ancient history - Why did Latin disappear so completely in Britain ...
Nov 22, 2017 · By the 500's AD/CE, old Celtic and Roman Britannia, would become history and Germanic England, more specifically, the English language, was born. (Note: Keep in mind …