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As promised, T.J. is back and we are talking / teaching about Celts, Druids, and anything else that may be related to ancient cultures.
Here are the resources that T.J. Gave me for Celtic research:
https://sites.google.com/site/theancientcelts/about-the-author
The Ancient Celts by Cunliffe : A pretty standard and well-recognized text that swans the swatch of Celtic history, culture and society.
War, Women and Druids by Phillip Freeman : Focuses on contemporary eyewitness accounts of the elements mentioned in the title.
The Druids by Ellis : Focuses more on druidic religion, philosophy and practices.
Caesar Against the Celts : Focuses on the Gallic Wars and battle with the Romans
Atlas of the Celtic World :Focuses on geography.
About T.J. Altieri
As an author, TJ Altieri has dedicated himself to challenging paradigms and eliciting deep social commentary in a thoroughly engaging way for the reader. By fusing genres and counterbalancing perspectives, he compels the reader to engage in questions about society and one's own self.
As promised, T.J. is back and we are talking / teaching about Celts, Druids, and anything else that may be related to ancient cultures.
Here are the resources that T.J. Gave me for Celtic research:
https://sites.google.com/site/theancientcelts/about-the-author
The Ancient Celts by Cunliffe : A pretty standard and well-recognized text that swans the swatch of Celtic history, culture and society.
War, Women and Druids by Phillip Freeman : Focuses on contemporary eyewitness accounts of the elements mentioned in the title.
The Druids by Ellis : Focuses more on druidic religion, philosophy and practices.
Caesar Against the Celts : Focuses on the Gallic Wars and battle with the Romans
Atlas of the Celtic World :Focuses on geography.
About T.J. Altieri
As an author, TJ Altieri has dedicated himself to challenging paradigms and eliciting deep social commentary in a thoroughly engaging way for the reader. By fusing genres and counterbalancing perspectives, he compels the reader to engage in questions about society and one's own self.