PPT-Celtic Europe

100050 BCE Spread of the Celts Celtic civilization originated in Central Europe in the first millennium BCE Around 500 BCE the Celtic groups began a rapid expansion in several directions. The story of two crosses. NT text 30 – 90 AD. Early 60’s Nero persecutions. Temple Destroyed 70 AD. Roman candles. Domitian persecution 81-96 AD. Diocletian persecution 303. Church moves east to west. Mr. Pratt. ASTEC Charter High School. Who are the Celts?. They were Known as the . Gauls. in some ancient texts.. The Celts were a collection of tribes that share certain cultural elements, including language, art, and mythology.. of. Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship Intl.. Unbridle the Magic!. ®. We provide various community programs . including farm experience for local schools and organizations, and opportunities for transition workplace experience for students with disabilities.. and . Romanisation. This presentation uses evidence from Roman Bath to illustrate how aspects of native British culture were integrated into the Roman way of life to create a distinctive ‘Romano-British’ culture and religion. . FRIDAY 6 TH NOVEMBER 2015 EVENT LOCATION TIMES PRICING INFORMATION/BOOKINGS CELTIC DINNER The Old Priory 6.30pm Piping of the Haggis 7.30pm Dinner $55pp $30ppu12 03 5728 1024 CELTIC CONCERT The Beec By 43 A.D., the Roman Empire had conquered the majority of Celtic territory. In the course of the four hundred years that they ruled the Celtic lands, two festivals of Roman origin were combined with the traditional Celtic celebration of . (Lecture20). Indo-European . Tripartition. CLASS. king/priest. warrior. producer. Celtic Social Classes. CLASS. DEITY. ATTRIBUTE. king/priest. Nuadu. . Airgetlam. (“silver arm”). lia. . fáil. In. s. ide. . t. his. . i. ss. ue:. Carmen Simkanich. 201. 6. . P. re. s. i. d. ent. I. ss. ue. . #. 9. -201. 6. . –. . October. F. i. rs. t. . C. oas. t. . A. d. mi. n. i. s. t. ra. t. i. -. The term '. celtic. music' is a rather loose . one. It covers . the traditional music of the . celtic. countries - Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Brittany (in France), Galicia (in Spain) and areas . that came . Tim C.. Matt C.. Gage P.. The Foundation, The Past, The Present. Introduction to the Celtic religion. This project provides a cursory overview. on the Celtic religion its customs, its. holidays, and its traditions. Celtic music is defined as music that . originates from the countries of Ireland. , . Scotland and Wales. . The people who live in these locations are known as . Celts. , which is how the music became known as Celtic music. . Celtic Music. Distinctive Style of Ireland and Scotland. Applies to. Easy-Listening. “Mood” Music. Marketed as. Relaxing. Evocative. Includes Music From. Wales. Cornwall. Isle. of Man. Brittany. PERIODS. 3000 BCE. Neolithic. (pre-Celtic) Ireland. 1200 BCE. Urnfield. Culture. 1000-700 BCE. European Iron Age. 700-500 BCE. Hallstatt. Culture. 500-100 BCE. La . Tène. Culture. 100 BCE - 250 CE. Celtic myths and legends. Descriptions of Celtic tribes by Roman writers. Celtic remains – . ringforts. , crannogs . Celtic Ireland. Arrived 500BC. Warlike People (wore war paint). Became the dominant culture – settlers.