Druids
The Ancients
Unraveling Druid Histories
This chapter examines historical accounts of the Druids, focusing on the lack of primary sources and the biases of ancient Greek and Roman writers who depicted them as barbaric. It discusses the geographical context, archaeological challenges, and the dual portrayal of Druids as both knowledgeable figures and practitioners of human sacrifice. The narrative highlights the evolution of the term 'Druid' and changing perceptions over centuries, reflecting cultural attitudes and the influences of nationalism.
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