Their language, Ogham, died out in the fifth century C.E., long after Julius Caesar described their studies of the stars, belief in the transmigration of souls, and veneration of the mistletoe.  
In 1963, a Reformed North American variety of them originated at Carleton College.  According to Pliny the Elder, their distinguishing badge was a serpent's egg which would bring success and influence to whomever possessed it.  Their language, Ogham, died out in the fifth century C.E., long after Julius Caesar described their studies of the stars, belief in the transmigration of souls, and veneration of the mistletoe.  FTP, name these Celtic cult members known for conducting magic rites in oak groves.
In 1963, a Reformed North American variety of them originated at Carleton College.  
druids