Celts: Masters of Fire

Celts: Masters of FireAuthor; Marion Pearce Publishing house; Capall Bann Publication date; 2008 (1st. Edition) Condition of Book; Brand new The Smith was thought of as magical to the Celts. The process of turning metals from raw materials into molten metal able to be shaped into tools and weapons would have been considered magical indeed. Smith Gods were prominent in Celtic mythology Goibinui and Govannon who are described within these pages together with smith deities

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