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Celtic Legacy in Galicia Manuel Alberro, University of Uppsala
Abstract: The paper focuses on Galicia in northwestern Spain, whose position within the Celtic world has long been the subject of contention. Many scholars have described the region's strong Celtic heritage, but the institutions of pan-Celticism have expressed what has often amounted to overt hostility to Galicia's claim to be a Celtic nation. Historical, linguistic, archaeological, socio-cultural and religious sources of evidence are considered in this study in an attempt to support Galicia's claims to membership in the league of Celtic nations.
Keywords:
Bronze-Age Atlantic zone, Galicia, Celtic, pan-Celticism, Bretoña, hill-forts, round-houses
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Table of Contents
Introduction
Ancient literary sources: geographers, historians and maritime explorers
Linguistic reconstructions
Celts and Celtiberians in the Iberian Peninsula
The main Celtic peoples of the Iberian Peninsula
The Celts in the northwest of the Iberian Peninsula
Religious practices, traditions, cultural traits
Celticization in the northwestern Iberian Peninsula
Celtic immigration to northwestern Iberia during the fifth century AD
Northwestern Spain and Portugal today and the new Celtic revival
Re-enacted ancient feasts and music festivals
The music
Conclusions
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