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    The document discusses the history of Britain from 2000 BC to 400 AD. It describes how Britain was separated from Europe before the Romans arrived. The Neolithic Revolution brought the beginning of civil settlements around 4000 BC, including Stonehenge. The Bronze Age saw the development of trade networks and axe manufacturing in England. The Iron Age followed, where iron was used for weapons and settlements were primitive. The Celts spread throughout Europe during this time period but were not a homogeneous group.

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    INTRODUCTION

    1. The British Isles: Wales, Ireland, Great Britain. In 1707 the unification of Britain
    and Scotland.

    2. Inventions: there were a lot of inventions from Britain: Railway journey,


    commercial electrical telegram, chocolate bar and so on…

    CELTS AND ROMANS 2000 BC- 4000AC


    Shakespeare wrote a poem in which he explains the way that England has
    controlled the British Isles; Central States of England.

    1. Pre-Roman Britain: separation of British Mars from Europe (were not islands
    at all).

     C.4000 B.C witnesses the beginning of British culture.


     Neolithic Revolution: birth/beginning of civil settlements.
     Stonehenge as an astronomical arrangement: the fate of humanity is
    bounded to the fate of the stars.
    2. Bronze Age (2nd Millennium B.C):

     Networks of trade in England.


     Creation of an axe industry (made from bronze).
     Close bound between Religion and Nature.
    3. Iron Age:

     Iron used for weapons.


     Settlements in a primitive way.
     Archelogy as a main source to get information from that period.

    The Celts /kelts/


     It was not only a British phenomenon, it also spread around all Europe.
     The Celts were never a homogeneous group.

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