Celts
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| + | "The [[Teutons|Teuton]], like the [[Celts|Kelt]], strove by similar constructions of rough stones to raise an imperishable monument over the mortal remains of the [[heroes]] of his race, a monument which was symbolic of his belief that the perishable included an imperishable part."--''[[A Short History of Art]]'' (1890) by Francis C. Turner | ||
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"The Teuton, like the Kelt, strove by similar constructions of rough stones to raise an imperishable monument over the mortal remains of the heroes of his race, a monument which was symbolic of his belief that the perishable included an imperishable part."--A Short History of Art (1890) by Francis C. Turner |
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The Celts or Kelts were an ethno-linguistic group of tribal societies in Iron Age and Medieval Europe who spoke Celtic languages and had a similar culture, although the relationship between the ethnic, linguistic and cultural elements remains uncertain and controversial.
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