A visitor looks at The Gundestrup cauldron displayed in the "Celts: art and identity" exhibition at the British Museum in London, Britain in this September 23, 2015 file photo. REUTERS/Suzanne ...

With due respect to the Boston Celtics, the first thing to note about the historical term “Celt” is that the pronunciation in Britain is KELT. And possibly the most important thing we learn at “Celts: ...

In a story seemingly fit for Game of Thrones, an ornate Iron Age shield that was unearthed from a “warrior grave” is now being deemed “the most important British Celtic art object of the millennium,” ...

A farmer, ploughing a field near Snettisham in Norfolk in 1948, turned up what he thought was a bit of an old brass bedstead. But it was gold, not brass, which he’d discovered and this was just the ...

The Guardian keeps insisting that the new exhibition at the British Museum says the Celts never existed (Golden age of art by a Celtic race that never was, 10 July), most recently Jonathan Jones (The ...

The treasures assembled in the monumental exhibition of Celtic art which opened at the National Museum of Scotland this week (March 10) painted, for me, a tremendously vivid picture of the peoples who ...

LONDON (Reuters) - In a darkened gallery of the British Museum, where spotlights catch the intricate swirling decoration of Celtic Iron Age metalwork, visitors are confronted by a face from another ...