Celtic Wal/ Gal

[Boreades]

Please excuse the pause, I've only just found how to rotate a digital copy of a large-scale navigation chart so the west is at the top.

First, the whole of the British Isles from Orkney (on the right) to Brittany on the left.



For a (literally) different point of view on how the high-status Celtic Saints (and the lower-status Trade peoples) may have viewed their navigable world. This is no "Celtic Fringe", this is Celtic Central, and Londonium is a long way away and less relevant.

[Mick Harper]

We had been wondering but this is better than attending granny's funeral for the third time. If I might trespass on your new found skills, a wider map showing the contiguity (or not) of other parts of the Megalithic world would be even more useful.

[Boreades]

[Mick Harper]

Well, more than this. All I see is a cock-eyed Britain. If I might suggest:
1. Remove all extraneous detail. Just land and sea.
2. Include where people are trading with.
3. Stick in a few arrows if currents and prevailing winds are important.
4. Some red dots denoting nodal points.

Something like that.

[Boreades]

[Mick Harper]

[Boreades]

[Mick Harper]

I'll get back to you after I've found my NP264. If only I had a chart of where I've left my charts. This is promising stuff, Borry, if you care to engage.