Causes and Consequences of Celtic Art in Iron Age Britain
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This worksheet explores the causes of the development of Celtic art during the Iron Age in Britain and its cultural consequences. Students will analyze sources and compare ideas related to Celtic artistic traditions.
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Causes and Consequences of Celtic Art in Iron Age Britain
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Introduction to Celtic Art in Iron Age Britain
Source A: Archaeological Evidence of Celtic Art
'Celtic art is characterized by intricate patterns, spirals, and animal motifs, often found on weapons, jewelry, and pottery. These designs reflect the craftsmanship and cultural identity of Iron Age Britons.' Provenance: Archaeological reports from Iron Age sites in Britain.
Causes of Celtic Art Development
Source B: Cultural and Social Factors
'The development of Celtic art was driven by social hierarchy, warfare, and the desire to display status and allegiance. Artistic designs also served to distinguish different tribes and social groups.' Provenance: Academic analysis of Celtic social structures.
Consequences of Celtic Art in Iron Age Britain
Source C: Cultural Impact
'Celtic art contributed to a shared cultural identity across tribes, fostering a sense of belonging and tradition. It also influenced later European art styles through trade and contact.' Provenance: Historical review of Celtic influence on European art.
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- 1/1/2026
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- 1/1/2026
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