CELTIC HISTORY

Carved Celtic Knots
 by geography.org.uk

Make your own virtual knots here or here.
What do you know about the Celts?
What can you learn about them online?

First, take a look at our "Celtic Gallery" post.

Next, you can explore the Interactive Map of Celtic Lands to see where the Celts were at different times.  Read a little about their round houses and their weapons and warriors. You can watch how a roundhouse is built here. 

After archaeologists uncovered a fantastic, old Celtic village, they made a website with the following features.
Landscape at Birnie
Build your own round house
See inside a virtual round house


Celtic Sword
Probably the funnest Celtic site is BBC's Iron Age Celts.  BBC also has cool interactive sites on Celtic Chariots and on Saint Patrick.  Try them!

If you like stories, you'll enjoy reading a few Celtic Fairy Tales.
For a little comedy, watch Horrible Histories Wife Swap ( Celtic and Roman wives change places.)

For more advanced studies, give these a try.
       Primary Source Readings
       National Geographic - Celtic culture today.
       PBS video - Celtic Spirituality (ancient and modern)
       Ancient Celtic Warriors of Europe
       Youtube video:  A History of Celtic Britain
                    Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4
       BBC video, also on Youtube:  How the Celts Saved Britain
                       Part 1, Part 2
       Overview of the Celts (Reading)



What interesting things did you learn about Celtic history?   

What was unique about Celtic culture?

1 comment:

  1. There are alot of enjoyable activities in this post. Although I was dissapointed at the lack of mythology. A good Celtic myth about the celtic king of the gods is the harp of the dadga. You could read it here.... http://irelandnow.com/dagda.html

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