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Celtic Jewelry is Steeped in History

By: Mitch Endick | 07/12/2007 | Jewelry
... thought to have reached the apex of their influence in towards the end of the third century B.C. It was a matter of time before the Celts fell before the great legions of the Roman Empire. Relegated to the northern reaches of Britain ... Read

Celtic Shamanism

By: Ross Heaven | 16/07/2007 | Self Improvement
... ’. Notwithstanding the slight problem of a dearth of factual evidence, however, everyone seems to have their own ideas about the Celts. These ideas are really projections of ourselves onto the fog-screen of history and an archetypal ... Read

Seasons and Calendars

By: Tala Bar | 03/04/2008 | Culture
... new beginnings, at the head of each half. In contrast to the Mediterranean area, however, in Northern Europe, where the Celts finally settled after their wondering from the north of Italy, the sun in summer is regarded as beneficial rather ... Read

Celtic Symbols: Finding Meaning in Celtic Art

By: Michelle Normand | 20/02/2008 | Art
... most recognized of all the Celtic symbols is the knot. The elaborately interwoven design with no end and no beginning is thought to be an expression of the Celts’ belief in eternity. The Druids and the ancient Celts believed in a life ... Read

How To Recognize A Celtic Tattoo From A Tribal Tattoo

By: Tom Moore | 19/01/2008 | Art and Entertainment
... come to represent many things, sometimes evoking images of devil-worship and the supernatural. This is unfortunate, for the pentagram, to the Celts, represents the five stages of life: birth, youth, adulthood, old age, death. It can also ... Read

A Look at the Various Styles of Celtic Artwork

By: Muna wa Wanjiru | 12/03/2008 | Interior Design
... every animal depicts one quality. Lion stands for strength, Snakes for rebirth, Peacocks for purity and so on. The Celts normally displayed their artwork in metal. Celtic jewelry had minute designs which were the finest artwork of ... Read

The Historical Origins of Halloween Costumes

By: Robert | 27/02/2008 | Education
... to earth, causing trouble for the living. They also believed it made it easier for Druids to make predictions about the future. Celts would celebrate this ancient holiday by drawing huge bonfires, built by Druids. They would burn ... Read

Irish Astrology and Celtic Druids

By: Thomas O Donovan | 30/03/2008 | Astrology
... similar systems as those of the Vedic astrologers. Greek and Latin writers show clearly that the Celts were not only advanced in astronomy but that they were respected, especially by the Greeks, for their 'speculations from the stars ... Read

The Psychology of Dreams—the Unique Interpretation That Can be Verified in your Daily

By: Christina Sponias | 03/02/2008 | Mental Health
... forces fought to regain the territory of Veii, but the Roman federation has no political cohesion and therefore, it was not involved. The Celts invaded and conquered all Cisalpine Gaul right up to Gallic Sena (or Senigallia in the ... Read

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