TIMELINE from early Britain to the Middle Ages 5^ A ped Anno Scolastico 2012-2013

TIMELINE Match the period with the population before 700 BC 700 BC 55 BC -47 AD 409 VIII century 1066 Vikings Germanic tribes Normans Iberians Celts Romans

TIMELINE before 700 BC Iberians 700 BC Celts ( ← north west Germany) 55 BC Julius Caesar 43/47 AD Emperor Claudius 409 Germanic tribes (Angles – Saxons – Jutes) VIII century Vikings 1066 Normans → Feudalism XIII century Middle Ages

Iberians (before 700 BC ) Iberian origins are not clear. However it is suggested that they arrived in Spain in the Neolithic period, with their arrival being dated from as early as the fifth millennium BC to the third millennium BC. Most scholars adhering to this theory believe from archaeological, anthropological and genetic evidence that the Iberians came from a region farther east in the Mediterranean. Others have suggested that they may have originated in North Africa. The Iberians would have settled along the eastern coast of Spain.

Iberians - origins

Diachronic distribution of Celtic peoples Celts (700 BC ) Diachronic distribution of Celtic peoples   

Julius Caesar (55 BC)

Emperor Claudius (43/47 AD)

Germanic tribes (409) Angles – Saxons – Jutes 2nd century to 5th century simplified migrations

Vikings (VIII century) Map showing area of Scandinavian settlement in the eighth (dark red), ninth (red), tenth (orange) and eleventh (yellow) centuries. Green denotes areas subjected to frequent Viking raids.

Normans (1066) → Feudalism Norman expansion by 1130

Middle Ages

Middle Ages Europe - XIII Century