^BBoudicca and Celts.^b Historical artwork of Queen Boudicca and Celtic Iceni men. The Celtic Iceni were a tribe that inhabited the area of England now known as Norfolk from the 1st century BC to the 1st century AD. Despite being invaded by the Romans they were allowed to keep their independence until the death of King Prasutagus, Boudicca’s husband, in 61 BC. He bequeathed his kingdom jointly to the Emperor and his daughters, which angered Rome who seized his entire estate. Boudicca lead the Iceni in a revolt and was eventually defeated, but not before looting and destroying Colchester, London and St Albans. Engraving from “^ILe Costume Ancien ou Moderne^i” (Jules Ferraria 1820). 
Elementary School & Scouting level Presentation:
Highland Storytelling: Approx. 1-1.5hours
Forget about St. Patrick and St. Columba this class is designed to put the fun back into learning about the Scottish and ancient Irish Celtic Lore. This St. Patrick’s day instead of talking about Leprechauns have me come in and tell the story of Fionn MacCumhaill (Finn McCool) and the Salmon of Knowledge. Hear about the legendary heroes of Ancient Celtic Lore by a professional storyteller in full Ancient Highland apparel complete with live Bagpipe demonstration, Gaelic language and even a lesson on how to properly put on the Great Highland Kilt. Suitable for all Elementary ages!
This class teaches the history of Scottish Highland dance. All funds from this program go to the Boise Highlanders. The Program use is subject to the Boise Highlanders Pipes and Drums Board/members digression.
