Hints of how Celtic populations worshiped Cernunnos ... Today, Cernunnos is seen as a god of the forest, a protector deity ...

Celtic mythology is slightly different to its Greek ... the sparse Mountain Minish society at Mount Crenet. Artwork of a Forest Minish from The Minish Cap. Image credit Zelda Wiki.

The Peace Maze is a three-acre maze of yew trees in Northern Ireland's Castlewellan Forest Park ... inspired by the natural world and Celtic gods and goddesses. Much of the garden was destroyed ...

Ailill is the king of Connaught in the Ulster Cycle of Irish mythology, one of the four great ... is referred to as an elven man of the forest encountered by the hero Huon. You may be familiar ...

In Irish mythology, Manannán was a divine lord of ... unceremoniously dumped in a nearby forest. Further south along the Way, Manannán is linked to Inishglora, an uninhabited holy island off ...

The term “Celtic” is a nebulous one and refers ... the sun god; and Cernunnos, god of the forest and animals. It is thought that the Celts believed that the gods were responsible both for ...

A huge early Celtic calendar construction has been discovered in the royal tomb of Magdalenenberg, nearby Villingen-Schwenningen in Germany's Black Forest. This discovery was made by researchers ...