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Halloween
The broighter hoard

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This religion had three types of druids and they were prophets, poets, and priests. The hailed from Ireland, Great Britain, parts of northern Spain, Gaul (France and northern Italy), and possibly other parts of Celtic Europe during the Iron Age. Their religion was polytheistic because they believed in many gods. They were considered spiritual leaders, who practiced human sacrifices, so they were considered barbarians. The druids used stone monuments as altars and temples.

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Brehons: juzges
Druids: pagan priests
Fili: poets

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While linen tunics

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* Baire: It was like hurling
* Ficheall: Similar to chess

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Sometimes they struggled to get the best piece of meat.
Poets were respected members of society

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Necklaces called torcs

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Ogham

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Appearance was very important to them.

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The trade Celts were useful for political and social contact between the tribes
Celts for money they used iron bars, until they began to copy the Roman Coins that they saw used in Gaul.

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Celtic tribes continued the same type of agriculture as the Bronze Age people. But their use of iron technology and their introduction of more advanced plowing methods allowed them to cultivate heavier soils.

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Celts were organized into different tribes, and tribal chiefs were chosen from each family or tribe, sometimes as a result of fighting battles between individuals, and sometimes by choice.

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The Celts are important in British history because they are the ancestors of many of the people in Highland Scotland, Wales, Ireland, and Cornwall today.

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Boudicca was a warrior queen, who led several British tribes, during the largest uprising in Britain against the Roman occupation, between the years 60 and 61 AD. C.

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Stonehenge, in many peoples' minds, is the most mysterious place in the world. This set of stones laid out in concentric rings and horseshoe shapes on the empty Salisbury Plain, is, at the age of 4,000 years, one of the oldest, and certainly best preserved, megalithic (ancient stone) structures on Earth.

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

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Celts attribute the tree of life symbol to qualities such as wisdom, strength, and longevity. These qualities of the trees were the reason why the Celts worshiped it. The Celts lived where large groves were present. Druid training centers were also located in a quiet and peaceful environment of oak forests.

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Believe in many gods
* Red Lord
* Leir
* Nuoda
* Morrigan

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* RING FORTS: They had thatched huts surrounded by circles of earth
* HILL FORTS: Ringforts on top of hills.
* PROMONTORY FORTS: Dun Aengus. Cliff tops
* CRANNOGS: on an island in the middle of a lake

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Many of them were tall, and had fair or red hair and blue eyes.

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They are called Celtic peoples, because they shared a similarity in language, but there were many differences among the peoples themselves