The CeltsThe Romans left monuments to their glories and written histories charting the exploits of their heroes. But there was another ancient people in Europe feared warriors with chariots, iron swords, exquisite jewellery, swirling tattoos and strange rituals and beliefs. For hundreds of years Europe was theirs, not Rome's. They were our ancestors, and yet the scale of their achievements has largely been forgotten. They were the Celts. Unlike the Romans they

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By following each simple fold and accompanying meditations

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