History of Ireland

History of Ireland audiobook.

The earliest known modern humans arrived in Ireland around 5,500 BC. The Stone Age hunters were known for their ability to hunt and gather food on the seashore and in dense forests. The earliest records of farming in Ireland date back to around 4,000 BC. They made baskets of wood and hay, and made pottery of stone and iron. They made pottery with pottery. The hunter-gatherers were forced to become hunters, but they weren't as dependent on the old hunter-gatherer lifestyle. The Celts were the first Indo-European tribes to come to Ireland. They brought swords, spears, axes, guns, and other weapons. The Celts were a people who fought for their gods. Their warlike nature was evident in their warlike culture. The Irish were a fierce people with a strong sense of honour, and they built fortresses to protect themselves against the enemy. The kings of Scotland and Ireland were often at war with each other. The chariots were also used in warfare. The Druids worshiped many gods, and they also practiced polytheism, which meant worshipping many gods at the same time. The royal family was the most powerful institution in Celtic society. They could be in a very poor state of health, but they could be very well off. The practice of polygamy was widespread in the Celtic world, and it was not uncommon for Celtic men to marry multiple wives.

0:00:06 01 - The First Inhabitants
0:08:22 02 - The First Ages
0:24:10 03 - Christianity Preached at Tara - The Result
0:44:15 04 - The Constitution and How the Kings Kept It
1:00:46 05 - Reign of Hugh II: The Irish Colony in Scotland obtains its Independence
1:17:01 06 - Kings of the Seventh Century
1:33:13 07 - Kings of the Eighth Century
1:51:05 08 - What the Irish Schools and Saints did in the Three First Christian Centuries

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[mastersoftheancientwisdom]

0:00:06 01 - The First Inhabitants
0:08:22 02 - The First Ages
0:24:10 03 - Christianity Preached at Tara - The Result
0:44:15 04 - The Constitution and How the Kings Kept It
1:00:46 05 - Reign of Hugh II: The Irish Colony in Scotland obtains its Independence
1:17:01 06 - Kings of the Seventh Century
1:33:13 07 - Kings of the Eighth Century
1:51:05 08 - What the Irish Schools and Saints did in the Three First Christian Centuries

[johngolden]

This sounds like a bible reading.🤢 The “universal deluge”?