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Gaulish

Welcome to the Gaulish section. Here, you may find and purchase Gaulish posters for any taste.

Torque with ternary designs, 5th-4th century BC (bronze)
Torque with ternary designs, 5th-4th century BC (bronze)
Giclee Print
24 in. x 18 in.
Coin bearing the effigy of Vercingetorix (72-46 BC) (metal)
Coin bearing the effigy of Vercingetorix (72-46 BC) (metal)
Giclee Print
18 in. x 24 in.
Torque, from Mailly-le-Camp, Champagne (gold)
Torque, from Mailly-le-Camp, Champagne (gold)
Giclee Print
18 in. x 24 in.
Helmet with cheek guards, from Alesia, Tene III (bronze)
Helmet with cheek guards, from Alesia, Tene III (bronze)
Giclee Print
18 in. x 24 in.
Clasps, found at Marne (bronze)
Clasps, found at Marne (bronze)
Giclee Print
24 in. x 18 in.

Accurately selected Gaulish posters decorate rooms, create cosiness and comfort. The most pleasant thing about posters is that you may choose any topic and color solution to your liking. Our Gaulish gallery features posters of various color and topical solutions.





Pennsylvania and Cornwall - Standard Freeholder

Pennsylvania and Cornwall
Standard Freeholder
... Atlantic Ocean is generally known as “Cornwall” which, with form-link to French “corne” as a version of “horn” and “wall” being a variation of “Gaul” meaning stranger,” yields the literal sense “projecting land region of the (Gaulish) strangers.

Blazin' Saddles' bumper Giro preview - Yahoo! Eurosport UK (blog)

Blazin' Saddles' bumper Giro preview
Yahoo! Eurosport UK (blog)
These tasty climbers include bald pocket rocket John Gadret (Ag2r), who has an uncanny resemblance to the kind of Gaulish peasant you might see in an Asterix comic; Venezuelan shoe-sized Hercules, Jose Rujano (Androni); compact local mountain goat ...

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Guest Post: Sharon Knight Reviews Paganfest America - Patheos (blog)

Guest Post: Sharon Knight Reviews Paganfest America
Patheos (blog)
Add to that the fact that they sing in *Gaulish*. Anyone who revives a dead language to make music in it has my rapt attention. It's a one-off invoking one of HPL's deities, but “Nyarlathotep” by Darkest of the Hillside Thickets is the only song I know ...


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