The Iron Age: Hillforts and Warriors · c. 800 BC – AD 43
Celtic Art and Identity
Exploring the beautiful swirling patterns of Celtic art and the importance of tribal identity.
Key Questions
- 1What makes Celtic art look different from other styles?
- 2How did people show which tribe they belonged to?
- 3What was the significance of the "Torc" necklace?
National Curriculum Attainment Targets
KS2: History - Stone Age to Iron Age BritainKS2: History - Celtic culture and art
Year: Year 3
Subject: History
Unit: The Iron Age: Hillforts and Warriors
Period: c. 800 BC – AD 43
Suggested Methodologies
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