The Celtic shield knot, crafted by ancient Celts, carries different meanings across various cultures. Celtic tribes, steeped in lore and history, used this symbol extensively during ancient times.

Celtic shield knot on a tombstone background, county Kerry, Ireland (R). Photos: Ana Fernandez, Jean-Philippe Tournut (modified by author) Source: Getty Images Ancient Celtic knot icon.

Have you ever noticed the intricate, interlacing patterns adorning ancient manuscripts, stonework or modern jewelry and wondered about their origin? These are different versions of the Celtic knot, a ...

The Celtic knot — a pattern of interlocking lines — is centuries old, carved into ancient stones all over Ireland. But that tattoo on your biceps? Like the fortune cookie, American born and bred.

A BRONZE shield buried alongside a Celtic warrior 2,000 years ago has been hailed Britain’s most important find of its kind. The remarkably well-preserved artefact, which features a swirling … ...

Ultra-rare discovery reveals how ancient Celtic warriors fought – 2,400 years ago. Archaeologists find shield made from ultra-light bark rather than metal or solid timber they are used to seeing ...

Art World An Ornate Shield Found in a Celtic Warrior’s Grave Is Challenging What We Know About Ancient Combat. The piece of armor, found on a UK housing development, is being called “the most ...

A 2,000-year-old shield, which was found next to the ancient Briton’s remains, is “the most important British Celtic art object of the millennium”, said Dr Melanie Giles, of the University ...