Celts of Gaul

The Celts of Gaul, thriving from around 600 BCE to 50 CE in what is now modern France, were a fiercely independent and warrior society. Known for their druidic religious practices, the Celts revered natural forces, with gods such as Cernunnos, the horned god of fertility, and the Morrigan, the war goddess. Their connection to the earth and cycles of life was central to their culture.nnMany of the Celts' myths revolved around nature and heroic warriors. Creatures such as the Green Man and banshees symbolized the close link between the physical world and the spiritual realm.