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A flint flake tool from the Neolithic, found in Hertfordshire, England

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The first evidence of human life. The earliest method of human tool making.

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The ice advanced up until 50,000 BC and it was inhabitable. A new type of human being has arrived, who was the ancestor of the modern British. They were smaller and had a life span of only about thirty years.

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The Ice Age ended; Britain was peopled by small groups of hunters, gatherers and fishers. They mainly hunted deers that provided food and clothing.

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Britain became an island and had become heavily forested after the Ice Age melted. The cold-loving animals died, so the hunters could not take advantage of this process.

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People crossed the narrow sea from Europe in small round boats of bent wood covered with animal skins. They breed animals, grew corn crops and knew how to make pottery. They either came from the Iberian peninsula or the North African coast. They were small, dark and long-headed people.

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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"They either came from the Iberian peninsula or the North African coast. They were small, dark and long-headed people."

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It was a sort of capital, to which the chiefs of other groups came from all over Britain.

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How Was Stonehenge Created? | Animated History

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New groups of people arrived in southeast Britain from Europe. They were round-headed and strongly built, taller than Neolithic Britons.

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The henge civilisation became less important and was overtaken by the settled farming class

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The henge civilisation became less important and was overtaken by the settled farming class

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"The Beaker people on the other hand brought with them from Europe a new cereal, barley, that could grow almost anywhere. Perhaps they felt that it was no longer necessary to please the gods"

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They were technically advanced since they knew how to work with iron, and could make better weapons than the people who used bronze.

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Julius Caesar first came to Britain in 55 BC, but it was not until almost a century later, in 43 AD that a Roman army actually occupied Britain. They were determined to conquer the whole island

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The Celts of Caledonia attacked the Romans. They couldn't stop these raiders from crossing the Hadrian's wall. In 409 AD Rome pulled its last soldiers out of britain. The following year Rome itself fell to raiders.

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They came from three powerful Germanic tribes: the Saxons, Angles and Jutes. This migration, the Anglo-saxon, gave the larger part of Britain its new name, England, “the land of the Angles.”

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The Saxons created institutions which made the English state strong for the next 500 years. One of these institutions was the King’s Council, called the Witan.

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Anglo-Saxon technology changed the shape of English agriculture

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The Anglo-Saxons, on the other hand, introduced a far heavier plough which was better able to plough in long straight which was better able to plough in long straight lines across the field.

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What Was Life Like? | Episode 3: Anglo-Saxons - Meet an Anglo-Saxon Warrior

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In 597 Pope Gregory the Great sent a monk, Augustine, to re-establish Christianity in England. Several ruling families in England accepted Christianity.

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Vikings probably means either “pirates” or “the people of the sea inlets” and they came from Norway and Denmark.

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The Viking invasions and the areas they brought under their control.

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When Cnut died, the Witan chose Edward, one of Saxon Ethelred’s sons, to be king.

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England has always played the most powerful part in the history of the British isles. However, the other three countries, Wales, Ireland and Scotland, have a different history.

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By the eighth century, most of the Celts had been driven into the Welsh peninsula. Life was dangerous, treacherous and bloody.

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It was never invaded by either the Romans or the Anglo-Saxons. It was a land of monasteries and had a flourishing Celtic culture.

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There were four separate groups of people: the Picts, the Scots, the Britons and the Angles from Northumbria. They all shared a common Celtic culture, language and background.

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We are going to change the course of history! In a parallel universe, the Celts were able to defeat the Vikings. Let's play Age of Empires 2 The Age of Kings to simulate what could've happened. Using the Celts, we will fight against the Vikings.
Then answer the following questions:
1) What are the names of the different ages throughout the progress of the game?
2)What changes can be noted from age to age? Are they positive or negative for the match?
3) In which of the four resources you had to concentrate more? Does it represent what happened during that time?
4) What decisive strategy led the Celts to win against the Vikings this time?
5) Do you think this was possible back then?