Celtic Freedom - Site about the battles for the freedom of the Celts and their culture. Covers ancient history, as well as the current state of affairs, also providing information on the languages.
Celtic Green - Learn about the history, culture, languages and legacy of the Celtic nations.
The Celtic Invasion of Rome - The history of the Celtic Invasion of Rome in 387 BC is surmised with highlights by Jim Smith.
Celtic Studies Association of North America - Organization of scholars involved in Celtic Studies: links to their activities, their annual meeting, the bibliography of Celtic Studies, newsletter and archives.
The Celts - Elizabeth J. Pyatt's examination of myths and misconceptions surrounding the ancient history of the Celts.
Celts of the Gallic Lands - Information about the ancient inhabitants of Gaul aimed at Spanish speakers, but with text in French and English too.
The Celts, the Iron Age, and the European Community - James Appleyard's lengthy article for About.com disputes the view of the Celts as the first pan European people, pointing out that they were never unified.
Channel 4: The Celts - The accompaniment to a television programme presented by anthropologist Richard Rudgley covers the history of the peoples known as Celts from ancient to modern.
Dewnans - Celtic history and culture of Devon, covering ancient Dumnonia, Devon Stannary Parliament, the flag, tin and copper mining, customs, folklore and language.
Etrusia's Celtic Web Site - The Celtic World deals with the Celtic tribes who lived in Britain before the Roman invasion, discussing the main cultural forms expressed in artefacts and myth. Photos of Maiden Castle.
History of the Celts - Covers the many Celtic nations, their wars and history, as well as cultural matters such as their languages, music, religion, and jewellery.
Irish Diaspora Studies - A world-wide, scholarly, inter-disciplinary study of the Irish Diaspora, and its social, linguistic, economic, cultural and political causes and consequences.
New World Celts - Organization promoting historical contributions of Celts in USA, Canada, New Zealand,and Australia. Offers articles on Celtic history from the four Celtic nations, and their migrations.
Origin of the Celts: Caucasian, Not European - Presents the stance that Guydhelic people were part of a migration out of the Sahara thirty thousand years ago. Includes related links.
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