Celtypedifferentiation
Celtypedifferentiation refers to the process of categorizing and distinguishing between different types of Celtic languages and
Linguistically, Celtic languages are divided into two primary branches: Goidelic (or Gaelic) and Brythonic. Goidelic languages,
Cultural differentiation among Celtic groups is also evident in their material culture, such as art styles,
Historical records and archaeological findings further support the idea of celtypedifferentiation. The Roman conquests, migrations, and
Understanding celtypedifferentiation is essential for studying the complex history and evolution of Celtic civilizations. It allows