CELTS. HISTORY OF INDO-EUROPEAN PEOPLES

Discover the fascinating history of the Celts, one of the most important Indo-European peoples, who for almost two thousand years shaped the cultural, ethnic and political face of Europe. Immerse yourself in the story of their expansion, conflicts and heritage that has survived to this day.

• In-depth analysis of the cultural, military and political history of the Celts.
• Detailed information about the expansion and battles of the Celts over the centuries.
• Description of the formation of Celtic statehoods in the early Middle Ages.
• Use of classical works by Greek and Latin writers such as Strabo, Pliny the Elder and Julius Caesar.
• Authorship of Daithy Ó hÓgain, a recognized specialist in the history of culture, literature and folklore of Ireland.
• Published in 2009 by Dialog Wydawnictwo Akademickie.
• 338 pages full of knowledge and interesting facts.

Daithy Ó hÓgain's book traces the history of the Celts from the oldest archaeological cultures identified with them, through the turbulent times of expansion and wars, to the formation of Celtic statehoods in the early Middle Ages. The author analyzes the development of the Celts from Brittany, through Wales and Ireland, to Scotland, showing their influence on the shaping of Europe.

Daithy Ó hÓgain, a lecturer at University College in Dublin, is a recognized specialist in the history of culture, literature and folklore of Ireland. His rich experience and knowledge guarantee a reliable and fascinating presentation of the history of the Celts. This book is a valuable source of information for all those interested in the history of Europe and Celtic culture.

This book extensively uses information contained in the classical works of Greek and Latin writers, quoting news and opinions about the Celts from the writings of Strabo, Pliny the Elder, Julius Caesar and others. Thanks to this, the reader receives a comprehensive picture of the Celts, based on solid historical sources.