The Celts By Eva Kleine-Horst. The arrangement The dispersion – Hallstatt and La Tène The dispersion – Hallstatt and La Tène The language The language.

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The Celts By Eva Kleine-Horst

The arrangement The dispersion – Hallstatt and La Tène The dispersion – Hallstatt and La Tène The language The language The culture The culture

The dispersion The Hallstatt – period 800 – 475 BC is located near the Hallstätter-See in Austria The La Tène – period 480 – 40 BC is located near the Neuenburgersee in Switzerland

yellow: Hallstatt (600 BC) light-green: max. expansion (300 BC)

The language The Celtic language was spread all over Europe The use of Celtic language faded, but survived until the 18th century in Cornwall (Cornish) and until 1970 on the Isle of Man (Manx)

The six Celtic nations Today varieties are spoken in the other four of the „six Celtic Nations“: Scotland (Scottish-gaelic) Ireland (Irish) Brittany (Breton) Wales (Welsh)

green: The six Celtic nationsdark-green: C. languages remain widely spoken today green: The six Celtic nationsdark-green: C. languages remain widely spoken today

The Celtic script The Celts advanced the Iberian script into their own which were advanced in the Early Middel Ages One version: One version: The Ogham The Ogham

The culture fixed colonies Copied colony near Steinbach am Donnersberg, Rhineland-Palatinate

Recreated Celtic Roundhouse

Recreated Celtic Roundhouse interior

Agriculture Agriculture Technologies Technologies - used metalworking in favour of - the cultivated look

The art Laced pictures, ornaments and symbols - Column of flames - Column of flames - Chieftain - Chieftain

The Mythology Nature spirit (because they often lived in woods) Nature spirit (because they often lived in woods) Druids Druids

The religion Druids Druids - healers, magicians, visionaries, mentors - trees and their spirits - their religious leaders Christianity Christianity - to advance Christianity in Europe, the Christians spread rumors about the druids - Christianisation

The End