| Geography |
| Brittany is a peninsula on the northwest coast of France. In the ancient world, it was known as Armorica. It acquired the new name as a result of a flood of Celtic immigrants who were fleeing the chaos caused by the arrival of the Angles, Saxons, and Jutes in Britain. | In ancient times, it was known as Armorica
| Language and Culture |
| The native Celtic language of Brittany is Breton. It is one of the p-Celtic languages, being closely related to Welsh and Cornish and more distantly related to the q-Celtic languages Gaelic, Irish, and Manx. |
Kevarker is a site dedicated to Breton language and culture. KEAV is entirely about learning Breton. |
| Music |
| Brittany has a rich musical tradition which has endured to the present day. Wikipedia has a good introduction to Breton music. |
| Les Porcs Autonomes is an interesting band. |
| History |
| Brittany, both before the Celtic settlement that named it and afterwards, has had a long and interesting history. Wikipedia has a good brief introduction to the history of Brittany. |