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    The document discusses the Celts, who were a European cultural group that arrived in Britain and Ireland in the 1st millennium BC. It provides details about who the Celts were, where they lived, what they did, and what they loved to eat. Specifically, it mentions that the Celts were farmers and grew various crops like wheat, barley, beans and lentils. They also caught and ate fish, wild game like deer, and domesticated animals like pigs and chickens. The Celts loved to eat honey as well.

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    Occupations

    Drug Ana-Maria Theodora


    Inoveanu Daniela Andreea
    Onofrei Theodora
    Rducan Raluca
    Salam Mdlina

    Summary
    Who were the Celts?
    Where did they live?
    What did Celts do?
    What did they love
    eating?

    Who were the Celts?


    The Celts were a European
    cultural group first evident in
    the 7th or 8th century B.C.The
    Romans called them Galli and
    the Greeks called them Keltoi-both meaning barbarians. The
    Celts arrived in Britain by the
    4th or 5th century B.C. and
    Ireland by the 2nd or 3rd
    century B.C., and possibly
    earlier, displacing an earlier
    people who were already on
    the islands.

    Where did they live?

    What did Celts do?

    The people of Britain began farming about 5,000


    years ago during the Neolithic period (New Stone
    Age).
    The Celts were farmers when they weren't
    fighting. One of the interesting innovations that they
    brought to Britain was the iron plough. Earlier
    ploughs had been awkward affairs, basically a stick
    with a pointed end harnessed behind two oxen.

    The Celts grew a number of cerealsseveral kinds of


    wheat (emmer, spelt and barley). Beans, peas and lentils
    were also cultivated. Bitter Vetch, Fat Hen, Gold of
    Pleasure and other plants now regarded as wild may have
    been cultivated, or at least collected. From these plants
    and from fruits and berries, Celtic people had access to
    good sources of protein, carbohydrates and vitamins.

    Did you know.


    ...they
    Built
    Excellent
    Roads?
    the Celts Are NOT From
    Ireland Or Scotland?
    they Loved Fighting ?

    celtic
    Language
    Survived After Roman
    Conquest?
    they
    Rich ?

    Were

    Extremely

    What did they love eating?


    The Celts also ate leaves, such as spinach and
    nettles. They caught fish, including salmon,
    mackerel and trout. Meat eaten included wild
    beaver, bear, boar and deer. The Celts
    domesticated animals such as pigs, sheep and
    chicken, providing both meat and eggs. They also
    ate honey.

    Bibliography
    https://www.shoreline.edu/facult
    y/rody/archives/celts/outline2.h
    tm
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cel
    ts#Clothing
    http://www.knowth.com/the-celt
    s.htm
    http://www.britainexpress.com/Hi
    story/Celtic_Britain.htm
    http://listverse.com/2013/10/16/

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