Rath Cruachan, one of the six royal sites of Ireland, by Ronan Seure Le Bihan (for an upcoming comic book)

Monnaie en or frappée par le peuple gaulois des Ambiens, avers/revers, Ier ou IIe siècle av. J.-C. (Bibliothèque nationale de France)

Graphic showing the age of attested Germanic language groups from Dagfinn Skre’s new book “The Northern Routes to Kingship”

The Gallaeci, a tribal complex in NW Iberia (modern Galicia, N. Portugal), lived in fortified hillforts called castros during the Iron Age. They crafted Intricate gold torcs, often w/ scotia terminals (renderings of these torcs can be seen on the monoliths found in this region.)

Gallic warriors against Caesar's legionaries during the Gallic Wars - Illustration by Florent Vincent, for the editor Historic'One.

Monnaie gauloise frappée dans l'actuelle Normandie, avers/revers, Ier ou IIe siècle av. J.-C. (Bibliothèque nationale de France). Une partie de cette pièce représente un cheval au galop, qui est sur le point d'être chevauché par un grand rapace aux ailes déployées.

A small wooden sword preserved in the water from a house and courtyard complex around Porz-Lind. Dating from around 140 BC. The sword is generally interpreted as a toy, but it could also have been a training weapon for a young boy. Currently displayed in the Landesmuseum of Bonn.

Salt has always played a particularly important role in the economy of the ancient Celts. Whether extracting it from mines in the mountains or producing it by the sea in ponds. Salt was a highly valuable commodity, and its trade enabled families to become very powerful.

You know you're a Celt when: - You hear a chainsaw in the distance and for a moment you think it is the bellow of a carnyx

Some coins of the Gauls are veritable masterpieces

De la laine gauloise en cachemire, des plateaux de Mongolie/Tibet à Lattara ! Cette étoffe découverte en contexte humide dans la cité portuaire gauloise de Lattara (#Lattes actuelle , Herault), date de 470 à 460 avant JC. On percoit encore quelques motifs de décors colorés