Celtic Conquest: The Epic Battle for Gaul

[@mohammedsaysrashid3587]

Celts civilization was equaled to Romans civilization... in brutality and mining capabilities .it was informative and thrilled watching a documentary about Celtics

[@TarpeianRock]

To be pedantic about this : the Roman armies that conquered Gaul wore chain mail, not the tunica segmentata. No stirrups either.

[@callforwar6764]

I agree with u..What they depict about roman legionaires are not acurate..during that era or bc..marian reform legionaires are the ones who conquered the gauls..not the armoured legionaires..😁😆

[@callforwar6764]

Or so called the lorica segmentata..instead it should be..lorica harmata rivetted chain mail.

[@skyhigh1154]

And the greeks called them Keltoi not Celts. (Painted peoples)

[@philbeattie3978]

Absolutely brilliant. Many facts revealed I did not know.

[@get.factual]

We are very glad you enjoyed our video🩷

[@SMC01ful]

Okay, some inaccuracies with armour etc. However, it was nice to see there were no DEI black blokes as Celts and female Roman soldiers.

[@tomricketts7821]

Caesar was imho a highly intelligent narcissist so not over,y burdened with empathy or conscience but high on self regard and self aggrandisement

[@damionkeeling3103]

Very talented military man and somewhat talented politician, but tried to push change too fast and lost to the traditionalists. He was very much a prototype emperor and after the Ottomans conquered Constantinople they styled themselves as 'Caesar of Rome', Caesar would have approved.

[@dimitriwolfs9370]

Why is it such a big deal for the Gallic /Celtic to have taken heads in battle or had a culture of that being done when the Samurai in ancient Japan were notorious for the same thing but we never hear any negative or judgemental comments about that anywhere ❓️

[@damionkeeling3103]

Not sure the point of the movie clips which don't represent either side well at all.

[@Dqrk1700]

Quite literally, an omnibus of information steming from all but within a documentary of Europe. 😅

[@anselmdanker9519]

In 390 BC the Celtic tribes invaded Italy and occupied Rome after defeating the Roman legions at Allia , in 130 BC the Cimbri invaded italy and destroyed 2 Roman armies. The Celtic tribes are equally imperialist. They ended up in Asia minor as the Galatians carving out their kingdom there that lasted into the 1st century AD.

[@janrobertbos]

...in western Europe , the only tribes that withstood the romans were the Germanic ones...😀