General Lighting wrote:
i notice a lot of “Asian” style names on these events. I’ve always wondered if there is a crossover between Celtic and Asian culture?
absolutely! me too.
there are lot of similarities between sanskrit and the gaelic language, as well as in the ancient rock art symbols and pagan cultures. which are ridiculed by historians as there is no concrete evidence that any cross-fertilisation, but considering both races are prolific travellers, and the high level of development indicated by archaeology in particularly asian cultures especially in maritime endeavors, i would say that the tw races almost certainly met. history only covers 2,000 years of mans 30,000 year long evolution, and i find historians incredibly arrogant in assuming that they know any more than a tiny fraction of what civilisation is. its a shame the celts wrote almost nothing down, as they generally distrusted the written word as it leads to dogma, and what they did write was mainly destoyed by caesars army. its a question that will never be answered, but is worthy of a lot of thought and investigation…..
