POLAND/ITALY: Who were the Celts?

For centuries, the ancient Celts (or Gauls) lived in and migrated across Europe--before being destroyed, assimilated, or pushed west by the one-two punch of the Romans and the Germanic peoples.
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[@macadonards1100]

I took this guys history class 3 years ago and still watch his vids. Really chill and cool teacher

[@tysonclark5974]

Lucky kid

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Super interesting!!🙏🏻👋🌞😊

[@Supavillain23]

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[@user-jq8wr8ru2s]

Great video. Really enjoyed. Good stuff

[@idonomaeatomoku9322]

Thank you sir. I really appreciate your videos. You do excellent work.

[@thomaslang582]

Great video. Love the new intro

[@SionTJobbins]

As a modern Celt - a Welsh speaking Welshman - it's good to see some recognition of the Celts. I'm not particularly interested in the objects or myths, only, really in what defines Celts today which is speaking a Celtic language (Welsh, Cornish, Breton and Irish, Scots Gaelic and Manx). How much, if any, evidence do we have of the language spoken by the Celts? On that subject, there's an interesting video on @EcoLinguist channel where a person speaks Gaulish with modern day Welsh, Breton and Manx speakers and sees how much they can understand. What surprised me, despite intially not understanding any Gaulish, after time, and in discussion with the other modern day Celtic speakers, one can see the direct relationship to the Celtic language spoken 2,000 years ago (of course, easier for Welsh and Breton speakers to understand Gaulish than it is for Q Celtic speakers - Irish/Scots Gaelic and Manx). th-cam.com/video/lI_4GOYFlVc/w-d-xo.html

[@samvouga]

Great subject, great mini lecture!

[@The_dude_channel]

Another cool video bro, this one finally made me realize almost every group of people who have settled in Europe have the same story...getting pushed West by an invading force from the East.

[@pepparkakshuset1]

Amazing video as always!

[@jackm2293]

❤🙏

[@elainesommers9109]

You missed out Cornish in regard to Celtic languages.

[@TheNomadicProfessor]

True!

[@sornaveln6019]

4 classes in society reminds me of 4 caste (Varna) system in India. The indo European (indo Aryan) language groups and their customs , tradition etc. The priest clan might be bhramins caste of Hindu religion doing rituals and controlling the kings duties sometimes.

[@gerardomalazdrewicz7514]

What about Spanish Galicia?

[@samwill7259]

In the time period, it wouldn't be hard to find one to ask.
Throw a rock, you'd hit one!

[@MWhaleK]

The Normans may have "Conquered" Ireland, but then Ireland Conquered the Normans and made them Irish.

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

Are you Celtic too?

[@TheNomadicProfessor]

About 3/4 of my genealogy comes from the British Isles. Most of the rest is Scandinavian, with a little German sprinkled in...