All things Celtic   (Scottland, Ireland,Wales and Brittany)         Since the dawn of its time the Celtic culture has been passed down to its children by word         of mouth. Tales of Warrior heroes who walked into battle with painted faces and bagpipes         playing outlawed tunes. Tales of Celtic deities and belief of fairies, elves, dragons, magical         spells & witchcraft. It is said that, the original Celts were a race of peoples with little, or no,         writing skills. The learning and teaching process therefore, was an essential characteristic of         Celtic life. Culture passed down through family lines, be it by art and craft or song and tale,         has, been an important part of the continuing influence of the Celts. The Celts influence, can         best be recognized in their symbols that show in many cultures over the entire planet.         A rich history of passionate peoples, stories of survival, defiance and creativity in the face         of oppression from prehistoric Europe to present day Ireland and Brittany.         The drums fill my soul, the songs fill my heart, the art inspires, the riddles enchant, the Bards         command reflection and an Irish "fiddle" can make me weep. What's not to like?
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				Websites:                                                             Books       • Celtic Sites                    • The Celtic World, by Barry Cunliffe       • a bit of it all                    • Celtic Brittain, by Homer Sykes       •and a bit more                    • The World of the Druids, by Miranda J. Green       • spirit journeys                                 • Stonehenge And It's Mysteries by Michael Balfour       • history          • The Identity of the Scottish Nation: An Historic Quest, by William Ferguson       • information                                     • A history of Wales, by John Davies       •Order of Bards                             • In Search of Ancient Ireland, by Carmel McCaffrey       •summerlands                    • How the Irish Saved Civilization, by Thomas Cahill       should any link lead you to data not appropiate for family viewing please notify me.
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