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Life in Celtic Ireland
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Life in Celtic Ireland
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celtic ireland life iron age
junior certificate
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Kristine Klindzane
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Life in Celtic Ireland
the iron age started in 1400 BC
the Celts arrived in Ireland in 500 BC
archaeologists discovered about the Hallsatt in Austria
and they also discovered the La Téne
the la Téne is a sheald from Switzerland carved with swearls,spirals and circles
then in the 15th century Christianity came along
all the Celts that were in Ireland and all the other countries became Christian
then they decided to bring in the Brehon Laws
after that people started to story tell and bring in Celtic traditions
8th century came along and the monks started to make up better versions of the Celtic stories
Annals kept records of events that took place in Ireland were kept as valuble information
an example would be the book of Celts
THE ROYAL FAMILY
Hallstatt is a village on Lake Hallstatt's western shore in Austria's mountainous Salzkammergut regi
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FASHION & JEWELLERY
CELTIC GODS & RELIGION
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