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Celtic Sacred Landscapes~Nigel Pennick 1996Hb1stVG++/Dj Nf OCCULT History
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Celtic Culture – Living in Britain and Ireland – Ancient Civilizations – www.thehistoryexplorer.com There was no one Celtic race, but over time the Celts established an influential culture, as rich as it was diverse. Their metalwork and stonemasonry indicate a sophisticated level of artistry, and their agricultural skills transformed their territories into prosperous lands. When the Romans turned their imperial sights on Celtic Britain, the tribes united against their common enemy. Although defeated, the Celtic culture of Britain thrived as a result of occupation, while Ireland developed its own brand of Celtic Christianity. Discover the fascinating Celts and how strongly their legacy is felt today. Two thousand years ago, Britain and Ireland were ruled by fiercely independent Celtic tribes. They had made their way here from the continent, perhaps seeking more space for their growing numbers, or looking for new trading opportunities.
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The Germans remained undivided and as separate groups of tribes, just as the celts, yet they were all Germanic, sharing similar genes, langauge, artwork, myths, and culture.
Why are the Celts any different, of course there was a race of Celts. The Germans were even divided as a nation of same racial peoples warring with one another, until recent history, does that make them not? of the same race? Of course not.