
Celtic Mythology quiz
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Who is the Gaulish god with a stag's antlers?
Answer: Cernunnos
Why: His name was carved on the Pillar of the Boatmen, a Roman-era monument dug up beneath Notre-Dame de Paris.
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How long did Oisín's three years in the Otherworld last in Ireland?
Answer: 300 years
Why: As soon as Oisín touched Irish soil, those 300 years caught up with him and he became an old man.
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Where was the Gundestrup cauldron found?
Answer: Denmark
Why: At 69 cm across, it is the largest known piece of silverwork from Iron Age Europe.
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Which Otherworld is known as the Land of the Young?
Answer: Tír na nÓg
Why: Tales reach it through burial mounds, through mist, under water or by sailing across the sea.
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Who first wrote down the Irish myths?
Answer: Christian monks
Why: The monks did not copy neutrally: they reshaped some myths as they wrote, adding a Christian slant.
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Which bard was Gwion Bach reborn as?
Answer: Taliesin
Why: Legend borrowed a real name: a bard called Taliesin sang in Britain in the late sixth century.