The Celtic History Podcast

An Update on where the Podcast is Summer 2024patreon.com/[email protected]://discord.gg/5c97Vtqm

This time we look at the transition from Hallstatt to Le Tene and to what extent it was a succession or a brand new trend. We also finish with a discussion on some Pan-Celtic godsThe episode ends a bit abruptly due to technical issues so wasn't able to record a proper outro

Correction I state in the interview the book is out November 1st but it is out today!Something a little different from the CHP, an interview with Award winning Playwriter and novelist Amy Crider!Kells is a Novel set in the 8th centaury AD in the heart and height of the Gaelic world, Connachtach, who trained at the monastery but had to return home due to a family tragedy and now is ready to return to Iona with a single-minded mission, to create a great gospel for the glory of God.This is an interview/review/discussion and my goal is to convince you this novel is worth your time and money because I really believe in this book! Links belowhttps://www.uno.edu/unopress/kells patreon.com/user?u=72235789https://www.instagram.com/celtichistorypodcast/https://www.facebook.com/CelticHistoryPodcast/

This week we charge towards the end of the Hallstatt chronology and look West to the Princess of Vix! Please find me on Instagram at celtichistorypodcastYou are really missing a lot if you don't follow me there Music on this Episode was provided by: Guifrog & Aisling

Part 2 of "The Giant's Castle" as we follow Servus Tullius Priscus into the inner fortress of the Heunneburg and we get an inside peak into the Elite of the Hallstatt CeltsWe take a deep dive into sword craft and speculate about the societal strata of these complex yet tribal people