But objects made from stone and metal don’t rot, and these are some of the clues that tell us about the Celts. Iron Age people would have chosen a place to live for different reasons.

Some people call Iron Age Britons ‘The Celts’. The word ‘Celt’ comes from the ancient Greeks who called these people Keltoi, but it is not a name that they called themselves.

a site dating back to the Iron Age, providing compelling evidence about the social and economic significance of… Unknown Celtic Rituals and Beliefs May Explain Strange Burials of People with Animal ...

29 Facebook post. Excavations at Łysa Góra began in the 1970s and slowly revealed a thriving Celtic Iron Age settlement with homes, industrial areas and defensive structures, according to the ...

Aberystwyth-based Toby Driver said there were "big stories" still to be told about Wales' 764 Iron Age hillforts ... he hoped to capture people's curiosity about the Celts in his book and that ...

The style of the woolen cloak in which she was wrapped dates this woman to the late 16th century, distinguishing her from the more common Iron Age bog bodies. She was in her late 20s or early 30s ...

They include four iron axes ... few Celtic items had been found in northern Poland, and it was commonly thought that Celts from the south had only occasional contact with people in the north ...

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