Atlantic Facade Heritage

[Gaita]

Great documentary about Celtic Galicia:

[Anthropologique]

Huelgoat forest, Brittany:




The legend associated with it:



Callanish stones, Scotland


An innovative method of how some people on the atlantic facade made fire before the advent of iron using flint, marcasite (iron pyrite) and dried fungus:

Nice contribution.

[Ouistreham]

Great documentary about Celtic Galicia

How is Galicia "Celtic" — I mean, more definitely Celtic than anywhere else in Central Europe (or even Northern Italy)?

There are lots of commonalities between Scotland, Ireland, Wales, North-East England and Brittany, but none of them is present in Galicia.

Some Celtic stones and dolmens, found liberally throughout the Atlantic fringe.

Super-big LOL.
Sulch "Celtic stones and dolmens" are just as widespread in North Africa.
This one, for instance, is in Algeria:

[Anthropologique]

PEOPLE WHO ARE GIVEN TO NONSENSE AND MISREPRESENTATION AND IGNORE LONG ACCEPTED HISTORICAL AND CULTURAL FACTS ARE NOT WELCOME ON THIS THREAD. INSECURE, DELUSIONAL PEOPLE KINDLY STAY AWAY.

[Ouistreham]

PEOPLE WHO ARE GIVEN TO NONSENSE AND MISREPRESENTATION AND IGNORE LONG ACCEPTED HISTORICAL AND CULTURAL FACTS ARE NOT WELCOME ON THIS THREAD. INSECURE, DELUSIONAL PEOPLE KINDLY STAY AWAY.

L'inepte crétin qui a tellement honte d'être Portugais qu'il veut se faire passer pour moitié Breton, histoire de se donner 1000 km plus au Nord...

Pauvre type.

[Gaita]

How is Galicia "Celtic" — I mean, more definitely Celtic than anywhere else in Central Europe (or even Northern Italy)?

There are lots of commonalities between Scotland, Ireland, Wales, North-East England and Brittany, but none of them is present in Galicia.

Watch the video, who said it's more Celtic than central or northern Italy? So what's your point? Galicians shouldn't be allowed to discuss they're celtic culture? Lol... You're such a hater

[Anthropologique]

Watch the video, who said it's more Celtic than central or northern Italy? So what's your point? Galicians shouldn't be allowed to discuss they're celtic culture? Lol... You're such a hater

There is virtually no Celticity left in N. Italy. It wasn't long lasting historically.

Celticity is well and expanding in NW Iberia, for certain.

NW Spain and Portugal is a Celtic land. Any well informed, educated and unbiased person knows that.

[Ouistreham]

Watch the video, who said it's more Celtic than central or northern Italy? So what's your point? Galicians shouldn't be allowed to discuss they're celtic culture? Lol... You're such a hater

I don't want to hate anyone, except stupid fucktards like the above mentioned impostor.
I've been looking for evidences of Celticness in Galicia but I can't find any.
The local sort of bagpipe, the gaita (like your nick)?
It's used throughout Southern Europe, under (nearly) the same denomination:

Gaida in Greece:


or gajda in Macedonia:


In Morocco too:


And don't start me with dolmens, menhir and stone circles. This one is... in Gambia, Africa (must be part of the Atlantic fuckage):

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More Atlantic facade Celtic hill fort ruins - Top to bottom: Scotland, Asturias (N. Spain) and N. Portugal.

[Sky earth]

Atlantis facade? Is there also an Pacific facade? Seems like a white-washing obssesion of swarthy Spaniards