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Byways of introduction, I want to define this people that we call the Celts. They were never a unified people, they never called themselves the  Celts. They were an assortment of tribal societies having similar languages, religion and culture. From time to time though, they did recognized some forms of kinship. The earliest Celtic artifacts come from central Europe, most specifically Austria in around 800BC, we’ll talk more about this next time. Overtime the Celts spread from their central European homeland to Ireland in the West and Turkey in the East. When St. Paul writes to the Galitian in the Bible it is to these Turkish Celts that he is writing. Celtic culture was largely overrun by Roman culture as Rome expanded into an empire and later still by Angles, Saxons, Normans and Vikings. Next week we’ll talk about the first Celts.