The ongoing Celtic boom has prompted the author to embark on exploratory journeys. She attempts to convey an accurate picture using the hidden symbols and concepts of Avalon, King Arthur, and the Holy Grail. She excitingly guides us through Celtic history, featuring real historical figures and facts. Ancient Greece and Egypt are just as relevant as Caesar's records of the Celtic wars, the Comentarii de Bello Gallico. Irish monks become wizards, and ancient goddesses and gods shine in the new light of Roman and Christian religion. It is not the clarity of narrative representation that matters, but the multiplicity of specific ideas, such as that of an ancient peace-loving pre-Celtic European people. History is neither something new nor something old in the conventional sense.