How did we go from this
to THIS?????
Things change with time.
WE WUZ CHANGZ
>>3354303
great camera quality for the 1500s
bless those renaissance inventors
All memes aside I am actually curious about this
From as far back as we have artistic depictions of them until the 16th century Irish people dressed more or less the same way - long tunics, cloaks, later on small jackets, mostly no pants or shoes.
Then the 17th century rolls around and they pretty much immediately start dressing identically to the rest of western Europe.
What gives
>>3354310
It's not a photo, just a very detailed painting.
>>3354317
they stopped being subhuman
>>3354317
Isolation.
>>3354299
More stylish desu
>>3354299
Ireland during the period 1536–1691saw the first full conquest of the island by England and its colonization withProtestantsettlers from Britain. This established two central themes in future Irish history: subordination of the country to London-based governments andsectariananimosity between Catholics and Protestants. The period saw Irish society transform from a locally driven, intertribal,clan-basedGaelic structureto a centralised, monarchical, state-governed society, similar to those found elsewhere in Europe
tl;dr england colonized their ass and probably influenced their everything
idk if thats the direct reason, but its my best guess
>>3354299
The black-haired ones are the true Celts whereas the redhead ones are Germanics migrants according to /his/.
>>3354299
>>3355910
>>3355917
>>3354299
Holy "this looks like it could be on the cover of an assassin's creed game" tier aesthetic
>>3356270
to remind anglos they could get into cahoots with germany should they try anything
>>3354317
Probably the natives got replaced
>>3355583
Celts are True Indo-Europeans and therefore black haired
>>3354323
I doubt he was serious
I doubt you're serious
I doubt I'm serious
>>3356610
Yes anon all 5 million Irish people living in Ireland at the time got replaced and somehow started speaking Irish and practicing Catholicism
Retard
Gaelic Irish no longer owned the land so traditional ways of dressing for soldiers was replaced by whatever influenced the Irish who were up in arms, which was the French by the late 18th century
1700s and mid to late 1600s with the Williamite War and the Civil War was a rough time which saw the Gaelic Irish order completely swept away
>>3356270
General military aesthetic, also they experimented with different helmets.
Pants are better
That's roight laddie we were Mongols agus aráile
>>3357017
Why were they so backward?
1580s shit that guy on the horse looks like he's from Dark Ages Britain.
>>3358481
that's a top tier aesthetic faggot, besides firearms wouldn't permeate armies fully until ages after
>>3358481
Irishmen are notoriously known for their ignorance, barbarism, sloth and general drunkenness, all of which are an obstacle to progress.
>>3358519
The first recorded use of a firearm in Ireland is apparently an English soldier in the 1540s using one as a club because he didn't know how it worked
>>3358613
It's probably because the fuse didn't work or something. Arquebuses are often held with the barrel to use as a club during melee.
>>3358523
Fuck off Nigel
>>3358813
Sorry, how forgetful of me. Add 'slow of wit' to that list.
>>3354317
End of the Gaelic clan system.
I was weirded out how 14th century Irish nobles looked oddly similar to 6th century British ones.
>highest authority is called the High King
>he doesn't have to be stoned or slightly taller than the other kings
Nice going micks
>>3360408
Not as bad as the Aztec one
>Moctezuma II
>king
>has to be stoned
>doesn't even get high from it
>>3360456
He's high in heaven now
Does this explain why U.S. political cartoons make them look somewhat Asian?
>>3354297
Being raped by anglos
>>3355927