The Isle of Whithorn in Scotland is a small and charming village that has played an important role in the country’s history. One of the most significant landmarks on the island is St. Ninian’s Chapel, an ancient Celtic structure that has stood the test of time.
Dunadd Fort, an ancient and majestic site located in Argyll, Scotland, is a must-see for anyone interested in Celtic history and archaeology.
We will explore the history, layout, and significance of the Broch of Gurness, offering a captivating journey through the Celtic past of Scotland.
We aim to provide an informative account of Calgacus’s life, achievements, and impact on the Caledonian tribes, drawing on historical sources and modern interpretations.
Nestled on the windswept shores of the Orkney Islands in Scotland lies Skara Brae, a remarkably well-preserved Neolithic village that offers a unique window into the lives of the ancient people who inhabited this remote corner of the world
Kelpies, also known as water horses, are a common creature in Celtic mythology and folklore. They are said to inhabit rivers, lakes, and other bodies of water, and are known for their shape-shifting abilities.
The legendary Queen of the Iceni, who led successful battle campaigns against the Romans in 60 AD.
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