"The Celts" tells the story of the people from 800 B. C. The history of the Celts from the Iron Age to the first few hundred years AD vividly reproduces the overall life and cultural traditions of the Celts. This book removes the label of the Celts as "barbarians" and details the Celtic nation, society, art and religion, technological wars, myths and legends, etc. They were once the overlords of Europe, occupying Gaul and the British Isles. Even though they later lost to the Roman Empire, they left an indelible impact on Rome and the world. Their bloodline still continues today and they are an immortal legend in the process of European civilization.
Reader comments
This book gave me a new understanding of the Celtics! They are no longer the "savages" in the history books, but a people with a rich culture and traditions. The author's description is very vivid, making me feel like I can see the life scenes of the Celts. Their stories also remind me of myself. We are all part of the ongoing history, and we are all trying to create our own legends. I like this book very much and recommend it to you!
This book gave me a new understanding of the Celtics! They are no longer the "savages" in the history books, but a people with a rich culture and traditions. The author's description is very vivid, making me feel like I can see the life scenes of the Celts. Their stories also remind me of myself. We are all part of the ongoing history, and we are all trying to create our own legends. I like this book very much and recommend it to you!