Additional Reading
I found these sources to be particularly helpful in creating the text portion of this website. These sources are a gateway to learning more about the Celts, their music, history and culture
The Ancient Celts
Barry Cunliffe
Oxford University Press
2nd edition 2018
This book is the MUST-read for anyone with a deep interest in Celtic history. Nearly five-hundred pages of detailed text, marvelous photos and helpful graphics. Consider this the definitive, lay-reader’s text about the ancient Celts. The work traces the Celtics from pre-history to about 1100 CE.
Barry Cunliffe
Oxford University Press
2nd edition 2018
This book is the MUST-read for anyone with a deep interest in Celtic history. Nearly five-hundred pages of detailed text, marvelous photos and helpful graphics. Consider this the definitive, lay-reader’s text about the ancient Celts. The work traces the Celtics from pre-history to about 1100 CE.
The Atlantic Celts: Ancient People Or Modern Invention?
Simon James
University of Wisconsin Pres
1999
Simon James
University of Wisconsin Pres
1999
Britain Begins
Barry Cunliffe
Oxford University Press
2012
Although Britain is not concerned a "Celtic nation", the Celts were there are all around. This book is an excellent companion text to The Ancient Celts. It's another highly detailed, exquisitely produced work.
Barry Cunliffe
Oxford University Press
2012
Although Britain is not concerned a "Celtic nation", the Celts were there are all around. This book is an excellent companion text to The Ancient Celts. It's another highly detailed, exquisitely produced work.
The Celts: Search for a Civilization
Alice Roberts
Companion text to a BBC series
Queens Editions Ltd.
Carmelite House, London
2015
Alice Roberts
Companion text to a BBC series
Queens Editions Ltd.
Carmelite House, London
2015
The Celts: a Very Short Introduction
Barry Cunliffe
Oxford University Press
2003
For those who aren’t up to reading the detail of Professor Cunliffe's large work on the Ancient Celts, this one-hundred fifty page, small text is a good option. Sort of the “Cliff Notes” version of the Ancient Celts.
Barry Cunliffe
Oxford University Press
2003
For those who aren’t up to reading the detail of Professor Cunliffe's large work on the Ancient Celts, this one-hundred fifty page, small text is a good option. Sort of the “Cliff Notes” version of the Ancient Celts.
Focus: Irish Traditional Music
Sean Williams
Professor Ethnomusicology, Evergeen State College
Routledge, New York and London 2010
Sean Williams
Professor Ethnomusicology, Evergeen State College
Routledge, New York and London 2010