BCE600 - The Celtic peoples begin to arrive

Around 600 BCE, the Celts, an Iron Age people, began to arrive in the British Isles from mainland Europe.

The Celts brought with them their own language, religion, art, and way of life.

The Celts were divided into tribes, such as the Iceni, Brigantes, and Silures who each had their own leaders and customs.

They were skilled farmers, builders, and craftsmen and developed a complex social hierarchy.

Celtic warriors were known for their ferocity, and they often fought among each other for land and resources.

The Celts were also famous for their art, which included intricate metalwork, pottery and jewelry.

They were also skilled in the use of iron, which they used to make weapons and tools.

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