Celtic people (Europeans of the Iron Age)

Author: Edited by [US] Brown, Translated by Ren Shuai
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: The volumes of "Lost Civilizations" showcase the trajectory of the origins and early transformations of civilizations, long forgotten by later generations. Reading them is like adults revisiting old photographs of their childhood—each scene evokes a faint sense of nostalgia. This series can be enjoyed as an art album while also serving as a reference for travelers to the world, helping them understand the must-see historical sites and scenic spots. Over more than 800 years, the outstanding Iron Age nation—the renowned Celts—ruled most of Europe, as well as parts of the British Isles and Anatolia. Despite a vast territory surrounded by their culture, the Celts never developed their own written language or formed a unified nation. Nevertheless, they achieved remarkable leaps in technology, and their artifacts drew attention to their artistic talent, advanced skills, and prosperous lives.