04-10-2025, 07:04 AM
What's that about?
You write examples about Persia, then about Australia and Siebenbürgen.
How is that supposed to explain anything, and what does it have to do with the Celts?
In the Middle Ages, nothing was known about the Celts; all of this knowledge comes from modern times.
I live in Celtic territory. Take graves, for example. You can't tell whether graves are from 400 BC and Celtic or 700 AD (early Middle Ages Alemannic). You have to open them.
Our church was built in the 500s. Both were still there then, the Celts and the Alemanni, and also the Romans. The transition was gradual. 400-500.
You write examples about Persia, then about Australia and Siebenbürgen.
How is that supposed to explain anything, and what does it have to do with the Celts?
In the Middle Ages, nothing was known about the Celts; all of this knowledge comes from modern times.
I live in Celtic territory. Take graves, for example. You can't tell whether graves are from 400 BC and Celtic or 700 AD (early Middle Ages Alemannic). You have to open them.
Our church was built in the 500s. Both were still there then, the Celts and the Alemanni, and also the Romans. The transition was gradual. 400-500.