Gaulish
- Where
- Continental Celtic-speaking Gaul, within the Roman provinces
- When
- the surviving material is of the Roman period, roughly the second century CE
- What survives
- A very small corpus of inscriptions in the Gaulish language, of which the Coligny calendar is by far the fullest, read directly rather than through a later redactor.
1 entry
Every entry here carries an evidence grade, because the distance between the evidence and the subject is the first thing to know about this material.
- The Coligny Calendar
A bronze plaque from Roman Gaul, in Gaulish, recording a five-year lunisolar cycle. The only calendar document from a pre-Christian Celtic-speaking people.