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The Druidic Tradition: Celtic Religion and Law (200–50 BCE)

200 BCE · Galya / Britanya / İrlanda · cultural

The Druids combined the roles of priest, judge, poet and historian in Celtic society; they learned an oral tradition over twenty years and used no writing; the claim of human sacrifice comes from Roman sources.

Their direct connection with Stonehenge is disputed.

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What was The Druidic Tradition: Celtic Religion and Law (200–50 BCE)?
The Druids combined the roles of priest, judge, poet and historian in Celtic society; they learned an oral tradition over twenty years and used no writing; the claim of human sacrifice comes from Roman sources.
When did The Druidic Tradition: Celtic Religion and Law (200–50 BCE) happen?
200 BCE
Where did The Druidic Tradition: Celtic Religion and Law (200–50 BCE) take place?
Galya / Britanya / İrlanda
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