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  | | Celts 2 Heroes in Defeat [VHS] by Frank Delaney, Gordon Menzies, Tony Macaulay, Jorg Biel, Barry Cunliffe, Richard Holmes, Proinsias Mac Cana, Peter Reynolds, Tania Grier, Dave Allen, Anne Ross, Miranda Green, directed by David Richardson Vhs Tape, Published 2001 by Kultur Video Color, Ntsc ISBN-13: 978-0-7697-2162-0, ISBN: 0-7697-2162-1 "Celtic culture was to spread to cover an area stretching from the Mediterranean to the North Sea. Soon after 400 B.C., Celtic tribes erupted over the Alps and attacked Rome and Delphi. The Celts were never to create an Empire, but they would come face to face with one - the Roman Empire. The decline of the Celts had begun." |
 | | The Celts - Sacred Groves, Vol. 3 [VHS] by Frank Delaney, Gordon Menzies, Tony Macaulay, Jorg Biel, Barry Cunliffe, Richard Holmes, Proinsias Mac Cana, Peter Reynolds, Dave Allen, Miranda Green, Tania Grier, directed by David Richardson Vhs Tape, Published 2001 by Kultur Video Color, Ntsc ISBN-13: 978-0-7697-2163-7, ISBN: 0-7697-2163-X "The Celts are surrounded by an aura of romance and mysticism, and echoes of the past still resonate today. Many of the traditional feast dates of Western Civilization have their roots in the pagan Celtic past. There is also a prevailing uniqueness in the peoples of the Celtic nations and their descendants-their love of poetry, literature and music." |
 | | The Celts - In the Beginning, Vol. 1 [VHS] by Frank Delaney, Gordon Menzies, Jorg Biel, Barry Cunliffe, Richard Holmes, Proinsias Mac Cana, Peter Reynolds, Tony Macaulay, Anne Ross, Tania Grier, Dave Allen, directed by David Richardson (IV) Vhs Tape, Published 2001 by Kultur Video Color, Ntsc ISBN-13: 978-0-7697-2161-3, ISBN: 0-7697-2161-3 "Explains who the Celts were, and what made their culture so distinctive. The mysteries of the Celts are made more complex by the absence of ancient Celtic written records. The Celts have been associated with Stonehenge and Callanish, but the cradle of the Celts was actually central Europe. They were peoples of strong religious beliefs who developed a complex social structure." |