Druids, Celts, and Romans

Before the dawn of written history, horsemen from the steppes of Russia swept across the European continent. They formed a people we now call Celts in Germany’s Hartz Mountain Region. Following their conversion by Druid priests from the British Isles, the Celts overran a swath of Europe stretching from the British Isles southeast to Turkey, which they ruled for a thousand years. In addition to bringing horses and iron to the continent, the Celts invented steel, chain mail, a yoke for the ho...