Indo-European ethnolinguistic group of tribal societies in Iron Age Europe.
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Other pre-historic implements, as celts, have been denominated Fairy remains.
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Fragments of stone implements, including celts, cylindrical pestles, etc., mostly of compact, eruptive rock.
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Apparently, fear of illness had caused the Celts to torch the building.
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The most violent onset of this great nation fell upon the Celts.
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The Celts, the Babylonians, the Greeks, the Romans, all had their idols.
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The incidents that had to be deplored were what the salmon fisherman calls the kelt nuisance.
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Scale samples revealed the salmon was a kelt.
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We all knew it was a kelt, and get him to spurt or be lively I could not.
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These kelts, anyhow, left us no time for further operations.
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The main road along the Wady Kelt ran past the villages of Ai and Bethel.
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A god of the ancient Celts, much of the mythology of Nodens is lost.
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Their origins had as much to do with French-speaking Normans as with ancient Celts.
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The druids were the priests of the ancient Celts.
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To the ancient Celts, it held a mystical importance.
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The Cailleachs were revered goddesses among the ancient Celts.
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Is that the first moon after the Winter Solstice that the ancient Celts did not mark?
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So, too, the ancient Celts are said to have destroyed the life of an enemy by allowing his waxen image to melt before the fire.
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These grassy mounds, which are from ten to twenty feet in height, are now supposed to have been the burial places of the ancient Celts.
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