“Interestingly, for all the tartanry and Celticism involved, the games are mainly an east of Scotland phenomenon.”

“Joseph Cooper Walker's Historical Memoirs of the Irish Bards was the first major literary outcome of the influence of Celticism in Ireland.”

“The possession of such a rare piece of furniture bound them the closer to the Celticism of Normandy.”

“Yet he reports Celtic peoples in Iberia, and also uses the ethnic names Celtiberi and Celtici for peoples there, as distinct from Lusitani and Iberi.”

“The apple seller was on deck then, and with the wisdom of the celt she understood.”

“It is quite likely that the celt itself was simply a development of the wedge.”

“The Indian celt no doubt fell from the topsoil while the trench in which the wall was built was being excavated.”

“Again looking back in history, the Celts were good farmers and set great store by their working dogs.”

“In the early nineteenth century, the old British antagonism between Celts and Saxons was put on a biological footing.”

“The Celts were characterized by quarrelsomeness, both within the tribe and in their indulgence in inter-tribal warfare.”

“There are three chipped stone celts of Smoky Hill jasper in the collection and one of a very well cemented, fine-grained quartzite.”

“Evidence potentially contradicting this interpretation consists of scapula hoes and celts, tools normally associated with swidden horticulture.”

“Near the right hand were two hematite celts, and on the shoulder were three large and thick plates of mica.”