Was it the huns? Of course not, the Huns never went to England. Around 9000 BC, there were sharp half-Neanderthal crossbreeds, silent but knowledgeable; clicking and popping Capoids from Morocco; raspy Paleoindians from Scandinavia, who spoke with no vowels; and canny Old Europeans from the Caucasus, who were a mixture of everything. Then a bossy light-brown people from Ethiopia who reproduced at an alarming rate arrived and began to chase them all around. And this is all before the Indo- Europeans, our ancestors, arrived. We were still mucking around in Ethiopia, laughing like hell that the first wave had left.
Celts lived in ringforts, hillforts and crannógs...
The Celts brought a rich tapestry of culture, language, and art to England, significantly influencing its early history. They introduced Celtic languages, which laid the groundwork for later linguistic developments. Their intricate metalwork, pottery, and jewelry showcased advanced craftsmanship and artistic expression. Additionally, they contributed to the spiritual landscape with their polytheistic beliefs and traditions, shaping the region's identity long before the Roman invasion.
they lived in homes made of hay & straw, the ground was soil & they didnt have anything eletric.
The Ilyrian tribe. EDIT No, from Slavs, before that there were Romans, and before Ilyrians and Celts.
Celtic is not the same as British. The Celts lived in the British Isles, but also through much of what is now France and Germany.
The Celts or Britons were the people who lived in Britain before the Normans, Anglo-Saxons or Romans invaded; and they are still there.
He has always lived in England but before he lived in london he lived in Bradford
To the Romans the Celts were simply the group of people who lived to the north of them. Remember the Celts were not a nation, they were an ethnic group such as the Slavs, Mongols, Norse, etc.To the Romans the Celts were simply the group of people who lived to the north of them. Remember the Celts were not a nation, they were an ethnic group such as the Slavs, Mongols, Norse, etc.To the Romans the Celts were simply the group of people who lived to the north of them. Remember the Celts were not a nation, they were an ethnic group such as the Slavs, Mongols, Norse, etc.To the Romans the Celts were simply the group of people who lived to the north of them. Remember the Celts were not a nation, they were an ethnic group such as the Slavs, Mongols, Norse, etc.To the Romans the Celts were simply the group of people who lived to the north of them. Remember the Celts were not a nation, they were an ethnic group such as the Slavs, Mongols, Norse, etc.To the Romans the Celts were simply the group of people who lived to the north of them. Remember the Celts were not a nation, they were an ethnic group such as the Slavs, Mongols, Norse, etc.To the Romans the Celts were simply the group of people who lived to the north of them. Remember the Celts were not a nation, they were an ethnic group such as the Slavs, Mongols, Norse, etc.To the Romans the Celts were simply the group of people who lived to the north of them. Remember the Celts were not a nation, they were an ethnic group such as the Slavs, Mongols, Norse, etc.To the Romans the Celts were simply the group of people who lived to the north of them. Remember the Celts were not a nation, they were an ethnic group such as the Slavs, Mongols, Norse, etc.
Celts lived in ringforts, hillforts and crannógs...
The Celts were in Europe.
Early Immigrants who most likely came from Scotland. The Celts had the advantage of weapons and etc. for conquest over Ireland. Most of the people who came to Ireland before the Celts, from the Continent via Scotland, were Dene-Caucasians. This large language family was all over Europe before the Indo-Europeans arrived.
The Celts lived in a thatched hut made of dung (cow poo) straw and hay
Britons and Celts.
yes yes
Witchcraft came about long before there were cities as we know today. The ancient Celts practiced magic long before the conquering Romans invaded. Celts were farmers,hunters,artists,storytellers and fierce warriors. They lived on and from the land, not in cities.
Celts lived in many parts of Ireland. There is evidence of them in many places. Archaeologists have found artefacts from the Celtic era in different parts of Ireland.
yes