In ancient times the area of Britain today began to be colonized by Celtic tribes. Probably they came from central or eastern Europe. The Celts knew the methods of the treatment of iron, so that had better weapons than the old inhabitants of the island (which further applied bronze). It is believed that the pressure of Norman tribes caused them to migrate to the areas which are now Wales, Scotland and Ireland. The Celts still flocked to Britain over the next 700 years. The Celts have a special place in the history of Britain, as it is one derived from a large number of people now living in Scotland, Cornwall, Wales and Ireland. Their culture and language have been adopted by the inhabitants of the island. In 55 years BC Julius Caesar visited Britain and described what he saw in his work On the Gallic War. The reason for the invasion of the Romans in Britain was the support that the Celts who lived there gave Celts of Gaul. They supplied them with food and shelter on the island. The Romans wanted to stop these practices and to take control of the local food production. During the first two attempts to invade Britain, made by Caesar in 55 BC and 54 years, have shown no territories. Correct the Roman conquest of Britain began in 43 It was not difficult thanks to the superiority of the military and the struggles they fought among themselves Celts. The greatest act of resistance was the rise of the Celts led by Boudicca about 60 years, but also it was suppressed. The Romans not only managed to conquer Caledonia, which is today's Scotland, despite a century efforts. Finally, on the border between Caledonia and the areas occupied by them erected fortifications. In the years 121-129 was Hadrian's Wall and the Wall of Antoninus 142. From about the year 367 attacks intensified Celts of Caledonia. Roman army was more and more trouble fending off them. It was a reflection of the situation that took place on the continent, and which predicted the beginning of the end of Roman rule in Britain. In the last 409 years the Roman soldiers were withdrawn from Britain, and the Romanized Celts left alone in the face of invasions. Stay visible traces of the Romans in Britain are made by them the way. They were used for a long time after the Romans left. Also in this period many cities. Some of them were originally military camps (Latin castra). The derivatives of the word can be found in the names of cities such as Lancaster, Winchester, Leicester, Gloucester.
In ancient times the area of Britain today began to be colonized by Celtic tribes. Probably they came from central or eastern Europe. The Celts knew the methods of the treatment of iron, so that had better weapons than the old inhabitants of the island (which further applied bronze). It is believed that the pressure of Norman tribes caused them to migrate to the areas which are now Wales, Scotland and Ireland. The Celts still flocked to Britain over the next 700 years. The Celts have a special place in the history of Britain, as it is one derived from a large number of people now living in Scotland, Cornwall, Wales and Ireland. Their culture and language have been adopted by the inhabitants of the island.
In 55 years BC Julius Caesar visited Britain and described what he saw in his work On the Gallic War.
The reason for the invasion of the Romans in Britain was the support that the Celts who lived there gave Celts of Gaul. They supplied them with food and shelter on the island. The Romans wanted to stop these practices and to take control of the local food production. During the first two attempts to invade Britain, made by Caesar in 55 BC and 54 years, have shown no territories. Correct the Roman conquest of Britain began in 43 It was not difficult thanks to the superiority of the military and the struggles they fought among themselves Celts. The greatest act of resistance was the rise of the Celts led by Boudicca about 60 years, but also it was suppressed. The Romans not only managed to conquer Caledonia, which is today's Scotland, despite a century efforts. Finally, on the border between Caledonia and the areas occupied by them erected fortifications. In the years 121-129 was Hadrian's Wall and the Wall of Antoninus 142.
From about the year 367 attacks intensified Celts of Caledonia. Roman army was more and more trouble fending off them. It was a reflection of the situation that took place on the continent, and which predicted the beginning of the end of Roman rule in Britain. In the last 409 years the Roman soldiers were withdrawn from Britain, and the Romanized Celts left alone in the face of invasions.
Stay visible traces of the Romans in Britain are made by them the way. They were used for a long time after the Romans left. Also in this period many cities. Some of them were originally military camps (Latin castra). The derivatives of the word can be found in the names of cities such as Lancaster, Winchester, Leicester, Gloucester.