The idea of night and day was central to everyday existence in Celtic culture. Bealtaine and Samhain were two of their most important holidays. Their year was split between a dark half and a light half, and the transition from one to the other was celebrated with festivities. Samhain is a term that is often translated to mean “summer’s end,” and it was certainly a festival that took place during the darker half of the year.
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The Celts were not only fearless Celtic warriors but also brilliant philosophers, inventors, builders, and makers of Celtic art and architecture. The lack of cohesiveness among them was the primary flaw in their organization, and it would eventually lead to their demise. Take a journey through the rich heritage of the Celtic people. Explore their history, traditions, and culture with our comprehensive guide. Read on!
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