Prehistoric britain
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Prehistoric Britain spans from over 2.5 million years ago to 43 AD. The first humans arrived as hunter-gatherers using simple stone tools. Later, Neolithic communities erected the first stone circles for ceremonial rituals. Around 2500 BC, Beaker people from Spain immigrated with metalworking skills, making gold, copper and bronze implements. In the Iron Age starting around 750 BC, the Celtic Britons settled, becoming skilled farmers and metalworkers who built villages and hill forts and used iron weapons and tools.
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- 3. BRONZE AGE AROUND 2200 TO 750 BC) THERE IS NO CLEAR DIVISION BETWEEN THE STONE AND THE BRONZE AGE IN BRITAIN. AROUND 2500 BC THE BEAKER PEOPLE (ORIGINALLY FROM SPAIN) BEGAN TO IMMIGRATE TO BRITAIN AND BROUGHT METAL-WORKING SKILLS WITH THEM. THEY MADE GOLD, COPPER AND BRONZE IMPLEMENTS AND ORNAMENTS.
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