The Celtic Carnyx War Horn. A rare and forgotten ancient war instrument of apocalyptic terror. The Celtic carnyx sowed paralyzing fear and intimidation in its enemies from miles away, shattering their enemies long before the Celts came into view. Its savage, menacing, ground-rending roar reverberated across mountains and valleys for miles. A lost relic of Celtic warfare, it ignited the ferocity in Celtic warriors, unifying them before they unleashed war. Listen to the end. Andy 🇮🇪 | Damo & Ivo

The Celtic Carnyx, used from 300 B.C. to 200 A.D., produced haunting sounds that Roman soldiers would hear before battle. This ancient wind instrument, noted by historian Polybius, roused Celtic troops and struck fear into enemies. | History In Pictures

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The Celtic Carnyx, an ancient wind instrument used between 300 B.C. and 200 A.D., emitted eerie, chilling tones that echoed across battlefields, unnerving Roman soldiers before combat. Described by the historian Polybius, it served to energize Celtic warriors while instilling dread in their opponents. | Historyinmemes

An atmospheric Celtic performance by musician John Kenny and sound designer Chris Wheeler will bring the Early People gallery to life with the unique sound of the Deskford carnyx at our Museum Late on Friday 13 May. Museum Late: Celts. Friday 13 May. Book tickets: http://www.nms.ac.uk/lates | National Museums Scotland

The carnyx is a natural horn from celtic iron age, built and played by Abraham Cupeiro López. If you discover this instrument in Asterix like me, and always wonder how it sounds, here it is! youtube.com/watch?v=IWpPGv7oh4oV | Rare And Strange Instruments