From this book the reader learns that the real life of the Celtic peoples is no less interesting than the myths with which it has become overgrown. And also that the real Druids had very little in common with the image that had developed in the mass consciousness, that outstanding works of art were created in Celtic monasteries, that the Celts are not one people, but a considerable number of tribes united by a common name, and their descendants now live in different countries of Europe, speak different, although somewhat similar, languages and hardly feel their kinship with their ancestral home, located on the territory of modern Austria, the Czech Republic and Slovakia... A book by celtologist Anna Muradova, candidate of philological sciences and research fellow Institute of Linguistics of the Russian Academy of Sciences, is based on strict scientific facts, but at the same time reads like an adventure novel.