Celts history

Celtic tribe

Celtic phenotypes, and general locations.

Timeline of Celtic History 279BC Celts invade Greece. 275BC Celts establish themselves in Galatia (modern Turkey). 230BC Celts defeated in Northern Galatia. 225BC A Roman army defeats Celtic invaders in central Italy. 200BC Gauls throughout Europe begin to build permanent

So, where exactly are Slavic languages and culture from originally? I mean, when you consider the fact that pretty much everything just north of the Danube...

Celtic Fashions -Tom Tierney

The Welsh Kingdoms Of The Dark Ages: A Tale Of Struggle, Survival, And Legacy In the shadowy period following the collapse of Roman rule in Britain, a patchwork of small kingdoms emerged in what would become Wales.

The Kingdom of Strathclyde, a Celtic realm in what is now southern Scotland and northern England, played a significant role in the turbulent history of Dark

Celtic Fashions -Tom Tierney

Briton Celtic chieftain done for my series about Pytheas of Massalia, an ancient Greek explorer that made it to Britain, the Arctic Circle and probably Scandinavia.

Iron Age 'Celts' - Caledonians, Picts and Romans - Scotlands History Celtic’ is broadly defined by language, and by the art, artefacts and human remains of Iron Age peoples. ‘Celtic Scotland’ saw the native population of the Later Bronze Age adopt new technologies and aspects of culture from the peoples that they traded with. The Iron Age in Scotland began c 700 BC and continued to around AD 500.

Noble celte, (grand) breton ou Morin ou Ambien. Illustration de Wayne Reynolds.

ArtStation - Celts, Roman Zawadzki

Celtic Fashions -Tom Tierney

The blood in Irish veins is Celtic, right? Well, not exactly. Although the history many Irish people were taught at school is the history of the Irish as a Celtic race, the truth is much more complicated, and much more interesting than that ......

A British or Gallic chieftain (350-50 BC) dressed in the Celtic La Tène style. The chieftain is carrying a bronze coated wooden shield like the Battersea Shield (dredged from the bed of the Thames in 1857). His helmet is like the Waterloo helmet - also discovered in the Thames (1868). The La Tène culture was the first solidly 'Celtic' culture - originating in Central Europe (France), and spreading to the isles. In England it was later supplanted by Roman, then Anglo-Saxon (germanic) culture…

I mentioned this idea briefly in the previous forums but I think it’s worthy of its own thread. Tusk’s background and ethnicity appear to be a sort of conundrum for the developers to build a story with. They don’t want …