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Available
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Collection
Publication
Dublin : O'Brien, 1976.
Description
The Celts were a colorful and warlike people, constantly on the move, spreading out from their original homelands in central Europe. They brought to Ireland new customs and beliefs, crafts and skills, tools and weapons of iron, and the Celtic language. This book tells of their home life, work and political structures, and leisure activities.
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LibraryThing member juniperSun
An enjoyable read. Brief sections on the culture and daily life of ancient Celts. Includes some relevant poems, beliefs.
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Physical description
136 p.; 22 cm
ISBN
0905140192 / 9780905140193
Local notes
An Irish school curriculum text
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