The Druids were either an intellectual class or priestly class of Celts living in Gaul (a region that encompassed the ...

The Celts themselves left no written histories ... Meanwhile, excavations on the British Isles testify to crop and livestock ...

Later, during the La Tène period (450–25 BCE), Celtic tribes expanded westward, settling in Gaul as well as in areas that are now Belgium and the British Isles. Map of Celtic expansion in Europe.

Meanwhile, the Roman civilization was on the rise in the Mediterranean, driving the Celts further west into the British Isles. The shift westward began around 700 BC and continued into the first ...

The Celts also put lime in their hair to make it ... The Romans have invaded and taken over much of southern Britain. Some of the native British tribes have agreed to support and work with the ...

And Rana Mitter visits the new exhibition about Celts at the British Museum and discusses it with historian and author Dr Janina Ramirez and Professor Barry Cunliffe.

The Celts also put lime in their hair to make it ... The Romans have invaded and taken over much of southern Britain. Some of the native British tribes have agreed to support and work with the ...