History Of The Celtics
The Celtics spread to a portion of Europe which lead them to meet the Mediterranean societies. “The term Celtic refers to a branch of the large Indo-European family of languages found throughout Europe and in western and southern Asia” (Bulliet 102). The Celtics were not considered a nation, because they were split up into smaller groups. They were known to be quick-witted and eager to learn, but they had anger tendencies, because warriors fought naked to get trophies of the enemies heads. The Celtics were broken down into elite classes and the commoners, but they still worshipped the same four hundred gods and goddesses. Unlike the other societies they didn’t build temples. They worshipped wherever they felt the presence of the Gods. The types