Posted on 04/21/2025 8:23:12 PM PDT by SunkenCiv
Anthropologist Richard Rudgley explores the history of the Celtic world and reveals the Celtic tradition to be a crucial part of what makes a Brit a True Brit. From Germany to the far west of Ireland, by way of Gaul, Pictish Scotland and England under Roman occupation, Rudgley takes a 5,000-mile journey of discovery that starts around 1,000 BC and ends in the present day. He uncovers remarkable archaeological evidence that puts a brand new light on the savagery and civilisation of an often misunderstood European culture.
Where Did the Celts Really Come From? | 48:22
Our History | 883K subscribers | 97,755 views | March 20, 2025
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Bagpipes don’t get played around here too often, but it draws me right to them.
Got a piper for my biker friend’s funeral.
We made a pact that whomever was left would do so.
Typical Amazing Grace but I requested Loch Lomond, too.
You can’t imagine hundreds of badass bikers crying like babies as she played that.
Then I went up with a silver dime and “ crossed her palm” as is the ancient tradition
She clasped it and tears welled up in her eyes.
She was authentic and knew the significance.
Despite our clans being historical enemies from 400 years ago,I wore his tartan on my bonnet and cried like a damn fool.
I loved that man.
In a nutshell...
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