The Celts Ludmila Nerudová. The Celts tribes settling all over Europe the Hallstatt and the La Tène Cultures řeč.: Keltové lat.: Galové.

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The Celts Ludmila Nerudová

The Celts tribes settling all over Europe the Hallstatt and the La Tène Cultures řeč.: Keltové lat.: Galové

A Geographical Distribution

Society separate tribes a chief or a king a warrior class an aristocracy class (druids) everyone else

Religion polytheism natural gods druids crop, animal or human sacrifices

Festivals Summer/Winter solstice Spring/Autumn equinox Samhain Imbolc Beltine Lugnasad

Trade and Farming social and political contact minted own coins great farming skills hillfort = oppidum

Art weapons wood carvings ornaments few written records

Housing and Clothing shirts, breeches stripped and checked cloaks roundhouses

The End of the Celtic Period Roman invasion in 43AD Latin language the Anglo-Saxons the Vikings

Some English Words of Celtic Origin dad, mum – from Welsh “dad“, “mam“ slogan – from Gaelic “sluaghghairm“ = battle cry smashing – from Irish “Is maith sin“ town – from Celtic “dunom“ whiskey – from Scottish Gaelic “uisge bheatha“

Thank you for your attention!