Evidenc Description Sketch

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Housing The roofs are made
out of thatched straw/
Design sticks. There are no
windows. The roofs
come really close to
the ground. The
doorways are very
wide but not very tall.
Interiors There are wall
paintings on the
inside of the
structures. The
paintings are of
hunters and the
animals. The beds are
low to the ground.
There are no windows.
Granary The Granary is a
conical shape. The
roof is made of
thatched straw. The
granary houses many
grain storage
containers.
Smithy The smithy is conical
in shape. The smithy
has his working
quarters and living
quarters in the same
house, contrary to the
chieftain.

The archaeology of the remains of the Celtic structures

suggests that the Celts were very intent on hunting animals.
The wall paintings on the inside of the smithy’s house shows
that the Celts did hunt animals for food. Thatched Straw was
used to construct the roofs of the structures. This suggests that
straw was easily accessible for the Celts.