By: Bill Johnson|2010-10-02|Women's Issues
Since the celtic people unfortunately left no written guides for us, realizing what each celtic symbol represents has been left open to quite a few different interpretations over the years.
By: Tim Lazaro|2010-04-01|Reference & Education
The Scottish celtic people are also known as Pict's, the word Pict having its roots in Latin. They lived in Northern Britain at that time and the Romans described them as being covered in pictures of animals and other figures.
By: Tim Lazaro|2010-03-27|Reference & Education
The celtic Warrior For almost 500 years celtic warriors were considered the most fearsome fighter in Britain. They dominated Britain having taken the land from Stone Age inhabitants in many battles. Archaeological artifacts today tell us much about ...300
By: Tim Lazaro|2010-04-01|Photography
In celtic tradition matri-lineal or ancestry was surprisingly passed down through the mother's line and not through the father.
By: Tim Lazaro|2010-03-29|Humanities
The most universal celtic symbol for the sun is called the Sun Cross. This symbol comprises a simple cross inside a circle and has been found amongst artifacts dating back to prehistoric Europe during the Bronze Age.
By: Steve Henderson|2010-10-26|Home & Family
InchCeltic tradition matri-lineal or ancestry was once unusually make the general grade behind through the mother's line plus not thru the general father.
By: Leigh Maher|2010-03-31|Jewelry
Jewelry as we know it has existed since time immemorial. Today, these adornments are regarded as mere accessories, something used to beautify a person from head to toe. What we sometimes fail to realize is that these little trinkets have their own story to tell.
By: William Burnell|2010-12-06|Arts & Entertainment
The Celts were a tough, strong people who loved to fight. They were a tall, muscular people who dyed their hair blond and painted their faces blue and appeared naked in battle.
By: Leigh Maher|2010-03-31|Jewelry
The Celts are a group of tribal societies that inhabited of Europe during the Iron Age. They are said to have a rich culture established with their language, religion and most of all, a unique way of life.
By: Leigh Maher|2010-03-31|Jewelry
Have you ever wondered why celtic wedding bands are so popular? As a matter of fact, they are in high demand not only among the Irish, but also among people from different cultures and backgrounds.