Antiquity minis

The Celts were people of Central and Western Europe who have left very few written traces of their history. It is therefore complicated to find reliable sources on their civil and military organization since the texts mentioning them are written by other peoples, with whom their relations could vary from trading partners to adversaries. The term "Celt" can group together many different tribes, each with their own particularity and probably having no sense of belonging other than to their own tribe. Thus it is important to note that there is no equivalent of Celtic "Nation" but a group of tribes sharing a language (with variations) as well as a social organization and traditions. These peoples occupied a vast area in Europe (and in Asia Minor with the Galatians) including part of Spain, the British Isles and a strip going from the Atlantic coast to France and stopping a little before Romania. (inhabited by the Dacians) Note: Many of you are certainly familiar with the famous Gauls, who are Celts living in the region designated by the term Gaul by the Romans, that is to say the region on the other side of the Alps (France and Belgium). These Gauls also did not have any political unity and some tribes could very well trade and ally themselves with Rome when others made war on them.