This page, from an excellent site on Indo-European langauges, discusses Gaulish in the context of the Indo-European and Celtic language groups. It includes a Gaulish Glossary compiled from a variety of printed sources.
A useful “webliography” of resources related to Romans in Gaul compiled by Dr. Janice Siegel for a teachers’ workshop at Temple University in November 2001.
Ralph W. Mathisen, a Professor of Humanities in the History department at the University of South Crolina has created a web front end to a database of Gaulish place names.
Jesús Rodríguez Ramos has an interesting page on Iberian, which is not a Celtic langauge, though it is sometimes mistakenly taken for one because of the related Celtiberian.
You may be interested to hear that the Gaulish language is currently undergoing a revival as a modern language. All relevant information can be found on the following websites: http://www.moderngaulish.com; http://glosbe.com/mis_gal/en/. Please feel free to use it as you see fit.
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Steve Hansen
You may be interested to hear that the Gaulish language is currently undergoing a revival as a modern language. All relevant information can be found on the following websites: http://www.moderngaulish.com; http://glosbe.com/mis_gal/en/. Please feel free to use it as you see fit.
Regards
Steve Hansen, Australia.