But Walker is quick to point out that the expressions of the Celtic Cross have evolved from large public sculptures to the much smaller and personal tattoos and jewelry of today. In medieval ...

The former Saxon owner of the pendant would be sad to hear that one arm of the cross has broken in the centuries since it was ...

You may not have spotted them but there are more than 500 early medieval carved stones in Wales ... But a few, such as a cross-carved stone from Marloes, Pembrokeshire, may give thanks for ...

The Celtic Cross shape first appeared on stone crosses and monuments built in the Early Medieval period in Celtic Christian areas, particularly in Ireland. This distinct shape combines pre ...

During the medieval period, this veneration rite ... versions of the cross as symbols of protest or provocation. The Celtic cross, a compact cross within a circle, is a common example.

The Celts were a group of tribal societies tied by similar language, religion, and culture in Iron Age and Medieval Europe. Celtic culture ... is the model for the cross on the Asturian flag.