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What garment did Romans first scorn, then adopt from the Celts?
Answer: Trousers
Why: Kilts came far later: the belted great kilt is first recorded in the 1500s and the small modern kilt in the 1720s.
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Which Roman ruler began the conquest of Britain in AD 43?
Answer: Claudius
Why: Julius Caesar had crossed to Britain in 55 and 54 BC, but he left without conquering it.
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How many months does the Gaulish Coligny calendar show?
Answer: 62
Why: Its five-year cycle has 12 lunar months a year plus two extra months slipped in to keep pace with the sun.
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Which bird shares its Latin name with the Gauls?
Answer: Rooster
Why: French revolutionaries revived the rooster as an emblem in 1789, when they traced France's origins back to ancient Gaul.
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Which people gave Latin 'carrus', the root of the word 'car'?
Answer: The Gauls
Why: Latin carrus in turn became carro in Italian and Spanish and char in French.
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Whose gold stater with a two-horse chariot did Gauls copy?
Answer: Philip II of Macedon
Why: In some Gaulish copies, Apollo's hair grew into huge stylized curls and the chariot shrank to a single horse.