The Celts

The Celts by Hazel Mary Martell, published by Evans in 2003, is a 31-page exploration of Celtic traditions and their historical significance. This edition presents an overview of why the Celts excelled as farmers, skilled craftworkers, and fierce warriors, while also examining the spread of their civilization across Great Britain and Europe. The book is written in English and is suitable for primary, intermediate, and junior secondary readers.
Readers will find a detailed introduction to the cultural and historical aspects of the Celts, highlighting their enduring influence on modern society. The text delves into various facets of Celtic life, including their agricultural practices and craftsmanship, providing insights into how these elements contributed to their success. The book serves as an informative resource for those interested in history, particularly in the context of Europe and Western civilizations.
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Introduces Celtic traditions, considering why the Celts were successful farmers, skilled craftworkers and fierce warriors. Looks at how the Celtic civilization spread across Great Britain and Europe and how the influence of their traditions is still felt today. Suggested level: primary, intermediate, junior secondary.
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