Ireland Before the Celts | Ancient Land Of Magic, Mysticism, And Megaliths

In this video, I discuss much of the fascinating history of the island of Ireland from the end of the Ice Age until the arrival of the Celtic people in the last millennium BC.

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Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License

[HistoryUncovered]

Sorry for the lack of content lately, I just haven't had any time to work on videos. I love doing this and hopefully someday soon I can get back to making a lot of content again.

[loose_phlegm]

When I was 15 years old my uncle sold his house and used the money to take the entire family to Ireland. By far the most memorable magical two weeks of my life. I am SO blessed to have that opportunity. It blows me away even now 15 years later. Im a major prehistory nerd so getting to see the ancient huts and ancient churches was surreal.

[micahistory]

very interesting, this period in ireland's history is usually ignored

[PhotoWix]

Suspect facts as the narrator explains that early prehistoric settlers cultivated corn?! Which was not brought to Europe until the 15thC from the Americas.

[michaelfoley]

Great video, the only fault is that you said County londonderry, there is No such County called that, It is called Derry.

[jlrobins]

I just visited newgrange today. It was impressive

[OCinneide]

It's County Derry, the city is also Derry but some communities call it Londonderry.

[Nonviableaccount]

Even isolated Ireland eventually learned farming and megalithic construction as well as houses, forts and language. Meanwhile the southern hemisphere even today has not managed to evolve to/past this point without outside help.

[bannerman]

The neolithic people who built the monuments were fully replaced by the bell beaker peoples in 2500bc recent genetic studies has shown. That is why the monuments stopped and metal works started.

[guy]

Great video. All megalithic structures found around the world were buildings to protect the peoples from catastrophic weather

[geraldleuven]

All bow down to the Black Sun. We Pagans will avenge the Christians someday.

[webslasher]

Awesome video! Automatically subbed after watching the downfall of the Roman Empire. Keep up the great work my friend!

[AndrewTheMandrew]

Thank you so much! It seems to me from random Google searches and YouTube videos nobody seems to ask who was there BEFORE the Irish even set foot on the island, even though we have proof there were unknown people there before.

[donaldcrawfordiii]

Good luck to you. Have enjoyed your content. Where ever life takes you, take care.

[fedncem]

All Irish people, places & things are pronounced correctly 😮!! Great video & research! ❤

[mickwhite]

But where did the Tin for forming bronze come from? I'm not aware of Tin mines in Ireland - most tin came from Cornwall I thought! Was there a trade with Cornwall?

[theicepickthatkilledtrotsk]

Similar burials are found all over Europe.

[mookieoftheshire]

Hey dude, have liked your stuff for a couple years now. For this one the first portion I think is a bit too basic for a topic that I at least am familiar with. The body of the video (more detail on the mounds, economic stuff) was interesting. However, I initially watched the first few minutes, thought "meh, too basic" and only came back and gave it a second try because I know that your videos are pretty much without exception interesting. Just wanted to give some feedback, hope it's helpful and I hope you continue to put out great stuff. To be clear, I also like this video. Just think the intro is too long.

[pongop]

Excellent and very interesting video! Thank you! This is awesome.

[qvvxyds]

HOLY GOD OF HEBREWS GOD OF IRELAND AND IRISH PEOPLES AMEN