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Ancient Civilization - History, Europe - Civilization, Celtic History, General & Miscellaneous Irish History, Great Britain - History - To 1066, General Ancient History, General & Miscellaneous Medieval History
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The Celts

by John Davies
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Overview

The Celts, a critically acclaimed multipart series, will air in the United States on the A&E Network—followed by a tie-in video!

Who were the Celts, and where did they come from?

This new account of a most captivating culture—the official companion to a major international TV show—explores their origins and development, and follows their movements into the traditionally accepted Celtic lands of Scotland, Wales, Ireland, Cornwall, the Isle of Man, Brittany, and Galicia. Each fascinating chapter, illustrated with color photographs and maps, is based upon one program in the six-part series. From prehistoric Europe to near-obliteration to the dawn of a new self-assertion, a centuries-long story unfolds: the Celtic heyday with its bards and druids; the defeats by the Roman forces; the adoption of Christianity and the special nature of the Celtic church; and the modern era of emigration, which spread Celtic language, art, and music throughout the world. A visually splendid and thoughtful portrayal that shows how an often-oppressed people not only survived, but flourished. 8 X 10. 192 Color Pages

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Book Details

Published
December 14, 2000
Publisher
Cassell Illustrated
Pages
192
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780304355907

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