[fishtank]

From ICR article.

[YHAOS]

The Latins didn't build everything.

BEEP!

[Slyfox]

Cool.

The Celts liked to travel a lot. They founded colonies in NW Spain and Poland. They also inhabited a portion of Asia Minor and were known as the "Galatians," as in the Letters to the Galatians.

[mountainlion]

Just waiting for someone to say the Neanderthals built it.

[Paladin2]

This was covered in The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy , The Restaurant at the End of the Universe, et.al.

[DeWalt]

Of course we are taught the Romans civilized the Celts and educated them. Most of what is known about Celts came from Roman writers. The victors write the history books. The Yankees said the same about the South and students are taught from Yankee history books. Only us Southerns that have deep family histories know the truth.

[BenLurkin]

We know from Julius Caesar’s account of his invasion of England that the Britons fought with chariots. Kind of figures they had some roads somewhere.

[Dr. Sivana]

Wow, it’s still smoother than Kishwaukee Ave. in Rockford, Illinois.

[katana]

Logical that they would build decent roads for wheeled traffic considering that the British Celts were still using chariots in warfare during the time of Caesar’s invasion, long after their continental compatriots had given them up. Likewise that the Romans would pave over and “improve” such roads in their own style after taking over post-Claudius.

[jbwbubba]

“And only knowledgeable and civilized people could have built roads so well”

So the Aliens helped them..????

[Mr. Lucky]

Unless the roads were similar to the corduroy roads of the American frontier, how could they be carbon-dated?

[stormer]

Let me get this straight: pre-Roman roads in Briton prove that Genesis it true. OK then...

[nuke rocketeer]

You creationistas must be getting desperate if you are taking pre-Roman roads in England as signs that evolution is wrong.....

[reed13k]

Bfl

[familyop]

Well done article from interesting research. Thanks.