What happened in prehistoric Britain?
prehistoric Britain concerns the period before the Roman invasion of Britain in 43 NL, although there are several historical links before. The island of Britain was sometimes occupied by members of the family homo (for example homo erectus ) for hundreds of thousands and modern people for decades. DNA analysis showed that people lived in Britain before the last glacier maximum, more than 20,000 years ago, although at that time only southern Britain would only be habitable, at that time, northern Britain was completely covered by glaciers. A very long time (500,000 years ago), Britain had elephants, rhinos and hippos that the natives were hunted. These natives were not homo sapiens , but homo heidelbergensis, before the human predecessor. Archaeological findings indicated that man again harassed Britain after a glacier period of 12,000 BCE. None of the romans in Britain had written language or literature, so they are only known from archaeological findings. These residents of prehistoric Britain ZanecHali large hills and hills, some of which would require thousands of working years of work, indicating the level of social organization in prehistoric Britain that there is no record.
about 2,500 BCE, the Cup Deletion Techniques were brought to Britain from Spain and Portugal, and the natives set out about the mining of tin and copper they exported throughout Europe. Starting with 2,150 BCE, the inhabitants learned to make bronze by combining copper with a small amount of tin that presented in Britain in the bronze period and eventually replaced stone tools. British people were farmers of wheat and also dealt with salt production.
The Iron Age in Britain began around 750 BC and the plow with the iron from the iron revolutionized agriculture, allowing the growth of the population as never before. This time the modern age of cities has become a particular with many closed villages. In 600 BC, the Celtic culture expanded after Britain, which DIt was the title "Celtic Britain", which resulted in the creation of many small things discovered by archaeologists. The prehistoric Britain was written by the Greek historian Pytheas in 325 BC, when he explored the coast of the island and Julius Caesar wrote about Britain at 50 BC, about a century before his descendants were conquering. This brought almost prehistoric age to Britain.