The document discusses the Celts and Thracians, two ancient Indo-European groups that inhabited Europe. It provides examples of Celtic monuments like burial mounds and graves containing rich equipment. It also shows images of Thracian treasures and weapons. The Celts were pushed back to the outskirts of Europe by Romanians and German tribes in 50 BC and eventually accepted Christianity. Both Celts and Thracians were known for being brave warriors with shared Indo-European roots, and later fell under Romanian slavery.

1. Celts and Thracians
Hristina Dimitrova

2. Celts
fearless
victory
Celtic warriors

4. Celts
Original entrance to the Celtic city of Fentbach,
near Weyarn, Upper Bavaria
A Celtic monument found in the
forest of Munich.

5. Celts
Celtic monuments
Ditches, earth walls, burial
mounts
Graves of Celtic princes,
noblemen, warriors
with rich equipment

6. Celts
In 50 B.C. Romanians and
German tribes pressed them
back on the outskirts of
Europe and force Celts accept
Christianity.

7. Thracians
The teasure from Bohot
The treasure from Panagiurishte

8. Thracians
Thracian’s
weapons.

10. Strabon - Greek historian, geographer and philosopher
64/63 B.C. — 23/24 B.C

11. Alexander The Great
336–323 BC
Greek king of Macedonians

13. Tylis
279-213 B.C.

14. What do they have in common?
Indo-European roots Under Romanian slavery
brave and fearless warriors Taliesin and Orpheus

15. Taliesin
This picture is "Taliesin in the Tree of Far Sight"

16. Orpheus