celts

Contains more than twenty-five popular tales of Irish, Welsh, and Scottish origin, complete with notes and references.

Traces the history of Celtic civilization covering its origins, peoples, art, beliefs, conquests, and mythology.

Faolan, sent on a mission by King Bridei to locate the cleric Colmcille, takes the opportunity to notify his fallen comrade Deord's family of the man's death, and his work for the king must be put on hold when he arrives to find Deord's indigent sixteen-year-old daughter and her infant, and decides to bring them to the safety of Bridei's court.

To avoid the priesthood, Epona, the daughter of a Celtic chief, runs away with Kazhak, the leader of a small band of horsemen from Asia Minor's Sea of Grass.

Provides information about the history, daily life, social structure, and culture of the Celts. Includes see-through cutaways.

Provides information about the history, daily life, social structure, and culture of the Celts.

Draws upon archaeological evidence to paint a picture of the Celts in ancient Europe, discussing their social and religious systems, art, language, and law.

An exploration of Celtic art as it relates to a number of social and cultural issues, such as war, spirituality, gender, and status; with discussion of whether it is possible to understand some of the symbolism that may be present in the art.