1. The Celts

4. LA TENE GOLD CUP

7. JULIUS CAESAR

8. Young man in bronze

9. Celtic Village Diorama

10. TAIN BO CUAILNGE – CELTIC EPIC

11. Reconstructed Celtic Warrior

12. Celtic War Trumpets with Animal heads from Gundestrump caldron found in denmark

13. Naked Celtic Warrior throwing a spear

14. Celtic Daggers

15. Celtic Shield

16. 3rd C. b.c.e. Celtic Helmet

17. Bronze & Iron Helmets from France

18. Amfreville helmet from 4th C. b.c.e. - Waldalgesheim

19. Agris helmet from western France

20. Gold Sculpture of Male Celt showing Torque

21. Torques in British Museum

22. Golden Torque - Boudica

23. British Noble couple from 2nd C. b.c.e.

24. Aerial view showing Celtic field outlines

25. Diorama showing Celtic women weaving

26. Reconstruction of British lady & warrior

27. Body of Celtic girl probably killed for adultery

28. Reconstruction of Celtic site from 4th C. b.c.e.

29. Reconstructed Thatch House

30. Hill Fort in Wales

31. Celtic hill fort in England

32. Celtic hill top fort in England

33. Maiden Castle, Dorset

34. 105 God from Bouvray, France

35. Sculpture of "3 mothers"

36. 3 cloaked figures from Roman fort of Housesteads on Hadrian's Wall

37. Gallo Roman rendering of three headed god molded of side of vase

38. Bronze funerary cart from grave mount at Strettweg in Austria, goddess directs procession accompanying soul to afterlife

39. Celtic Heads

40. Celtic Skull

41. Heads on portal to church at Clonfert, Ireland

42. Pillars of portico temple of Roquepertuse in Southern Gaul, niches carved to hold human skulls. Temple destroyed when Romans colonized area in late 2nd c. bc

43. Shafts filled with votive offerings to propitiate gods residing underground

44. Dog figurine typical of votive offerings found in Celtic shafts

45. Sacred springs usually presided over by female deities & sometimes shown in triple form-from Carrowburgh on Hadrian's wall, where Coventia all-powerful & produced this triad

46. Archdruid in his judicial habit, c. 1815 we know white is not appropriate, but gold jewlery is probably ok

47. Druids

48. Peat Bogs

49. Body of Celt, Lindow Man, found in a bog, in the British Museum

50. Lindow Man

51. God Lugh

52. Brighid, Gaelic goddess of smithcraft & metal work, poetic inspiration, and therapy

53. GODDESS BRIDGIT

54. Father God Dagda

55. Cerne Abbas Giant in England

56. Cerne Abbas Giant

57. GODDESS EPONA

58. Epona-Gallo Roman statuette from Alesia, France one of main centers of cult

59. Epona, the horse goddess on horse

60. White Horse of Uffington, horse some 110 meters long

62. Mirror at the British Museum

63. Early example of Celtic gold jewlery discovered in France.

64. Part of Erstfeld treasure discovered under boulder by bulldozer worker in 1962. Stunning eg of matured style of Celtic art in gold work.

65. Golden collar

66. Gundestrup cauldron in Copenhagen, National Museum

67. Golden Celtic Shoes

68. 4 brooches from La Tene period, showing complexity & range of types

69. Reconstruction of Brooch of Clickimin, Shetland in use from 1st c. b.c. to 2nd c. ad

70. Vix torque, made from pound of gold embellished by fine filigree work & tiny Greek Pegasus figurines

71. Emperor Claudius of Rome

72. Map of Celtic tribes in England

73. Roman fort built to subdue Celts under Claudius

74. Claudius Fort

75. Claudius Fort

76. Modern representation of what Boudicca may have looked like

77. Boudicca at Clark College

78. Chariot fittings & hore bits, from Museum of London

79. Boudicca's torque-my slide of the one in the British Museum

80. London, 100 AD

81. Statue of Boudica, London

82. Famous statue of a dying Gaul