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Krass viele Gitarren aufgenommen, geil 🤩

Nice job, thank you for using the track!♫♪♫

Geil

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Cool 😎 👍🏼 Schön das du es durchgezogen hast 🤗

Sehr schön 😮

I love it. Nice

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Du coole Sau 🤪👍🏼

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Mann, ich erinnere mich. Highland Games Halle. Stefan hatte den Helm im Auftrag des Veranstalters gefertigt und Du hast ihn vor der Übergabe getestet. Lange her… 😅

Da war ich auf dem Sanitätsdienst.

I was lucky enough to see Marc and OVoQ last February, in Orlando, Florida, USA. I'm still hoping he comes back to central Florida (Tampa area), so my teenager and I can wear our tour shirts this time (and sit up front again). Marc and OVoQ, guaranteed to blow your mind. (See what I did, there?)

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Es war einfach mega episch! \m/

One of the oldest videos I've ever seen on RUclips!

Where do u get one

hi, this shield is your?? i need information please

Die Wolle ist echt sehr schön geworden :) womit wurde gefärbt Waid? Oder gleich Indigo?

einfach nur geil :D

NO celtic females were not equal in celtic society. This is romancing with history. It is true however, that the role of the female was much stronger, much closer to equality then in the mediterranean.

This helmet was found in Ciumesti, Rumunia. Google it if you want more informations about it. BTW Pretty good reconstruction of helmet

@celticbattleaxe ''Ever heard of the Brehon Laws'' Never heard of those. I am by no means an expert on celtic society so you may as well be right. My opinions are just based on what I've heard and read of it from what i thought were unbiased perspectives.

@celticbattleaxe In celtic scietys women did'nt have equal opportunitys they were for the most part looking after the home and children. If i remember right the only way they could own property was if their husband died and she inherited(?) it, or become a queen if the king died. Female warriors and leaders weren't as common in celtic society as we believe.

@celticbattleaxe never been to U.S.A but i still don't believe that is true. Unless you mean something else with equal than I.

PS: the gaesum is a full-iron javelin, similar to the late legions plumba; the lancea an hasta are celtish, too, not to mention the celtiberian gladius (claidh) scutum (big oval shield of auxiliary legions) falcata, or greek kopis (not thracian as some people claim, the bastarnae were celts, Herodotus describes them well, the kopis will be the antecesor of the turkish yatagan, nepali kukri, indian dao and talwar, thanks to alexander the great) and at last the sica

Gaulish tribes were masters of individual combat; their equipment didnt' differ much of the early roman legionaries; the longshield was pretty much like the parma; the helmets were the same (roman coolus, montefortino, and imperial gallico are copies of gaulish helmets, and macedonian phalanxists helmets of the bastarna thraco-gallic tribes) the lorica hamata, o short chainmail is a gaulish invention too (Livy an Polibius mention it) not to mention the gaesum, predecessor of the marian pila

@oOCaillechOo not equal but more equal then in roman society for instance.

@andreagus1 in my eyes behind a brutal warrior man is a far worse woman who has to put up with all of us men

Schön vorgetragene sachliche und umfassende Erkärung.

love the bird on the helmet wow!

behind every good man there is a good woman ? or Is this politics of the past or the future?

Great raven celtic helmet like worn by Brennos or one seen on the Gundestrup Cauldron found in Denmark, if you look closely.

lol i love in the info box "this helmet was found in a grave" sounds like they pinched it

id run faster waghahah

yes it had

Indeed it did. Livy makes a sort of half-joke in one of his histories that even a Celtic man cannot win in battle, if he calls his wife to help, nothing can stand in their way.

*believe

*sigh* you do not really belive what you wrote in the info?

I love that helmet, and seeing it "alive" and in full motion makes it a billion times better. Whoever created the replica deserves many kudos.

Why? This ist an linnen body armour in etruscian tradition, shown on some statues of celtic warriors found in southern germany. The celts of the 5th century BC copied and used so much of the greek and etruscian art and lifestyle.

That's not true. Romans wrote about those helmets. They described that the celts, invading Italy in the 4th c.BC,wore helmets with animals,feathers,horsetails and other stuff on top to be much bigger. I don't think,if you were an roman in this time,before there was the big,well trained roman army, standing on the battlefield,about 160cm high, and those celtic warriors,170 to 180, screaming,trumpets blowing,some in chainmail and helmets make them look like giants.I would had been scared to death.

gee and I thought the civil war reenactments were silly and stupid

that helmet is a ceremonial helmet ud get laughed off the battlefield if u wore that

WOW! They slaughtered that entire army, all three of them. :D

lol

I'm a Celt, more or less bald n gray !

The Gaels described them as smaller, and having paler skin with jet-black hair, as the Black Irish are compared to the Gaelic Irish. It is theorized that they were metaphors for the Black Irish, who, as recent evidence details, were alive and dwelling in Ireland long before most other theories point.