Kernunnos is a deity from ancient Celtic mythology, often associated with nature, fertility, and the wilderness. He is typically depicted with antlers, symbolizing his connection to animals and the forest. Kernunnos is sometimes referred to as the "Horned God," representing the duality of life and death in the natural world. Archaeological findings, such as the Pillar of the Boatmen, have provided insights into his worship and significance in Celtic culture. Kernunnos is often linked to other deities and figures in Celtic mythology, highlighting the importance of nature and the cycle of life in ancient beliefs.