The About English Culture Guide provides resources on the early people of ancient Britain. When Irish Eyes are English From About's Guide to English Culture, a look at the DNA of the modern Irish which indicates a larger proportion of English heritage than anything else. Celts Through Roman Eyes Fair, red or flaxen coloured and even ginger, the hair and the rest of the appearance and behavior of the Celts was alien to and seen as barbaric by the Roman writers. Brief Outline of Celtic History Halstatt, Austria and La Tene, Switzerland are two of the early homes of the Celts as evidenced by graves and weaponry found there. About one percent of the ancient population was buried, so questions arise as to what happened to the rest of the people.
Cannibalism is one possibility.
Castles, History, and Culture From Irish Cottage Vacations, a list of some of the historic castles and museums in Donegal, Ireland, with ratings. Celts, Consumerism and Caesar Article on the gradual adoption of Roman customs, from wine to minting coins, and how this led to the absorption by the Romans of the Celts in Gaul. IV Brehon Laws Technical information on the Brehon Laws, including who the Brehons were and their training. Cultural Dress Discussion of the history of Celtic garb with reference to literary passages describing historic clothing. In 1996 archaeologists unearthed evidence that Romans had reached Ireland, but there is still controversy.