Elaborate 2000-year-old Iron Age shield discovered in an impressive ‘warrior grave’ in Yorkshire is hailed 'the most important British Celtic art object of the millennium' ...

Experts categorize this swirling design as early Celtic art, estimating its date between 320–174 BC, and say it is typical of the La Tène culture that dominated Europe during the late Iron Age ...

Celtic shield buried with Bronze Age warrior 2,000 years ago is ‘UK’s most important find’ Harry Pettit , Senior Digital Technology and Science Reporter Published : 10:00, 6 Dec 2019 ...

A 2,200-year-old Celtic settlement containing several hundred coins and over 1,000 pieces of jewelry has been discovered in ...

Iron Age shield found in Pocklington is "one of most important ancient finds this millennium" By Alexandra Wood. Published 5th Dec 2019, 11:25 BST. ... typical of early Celtic art. ...

An Iron Age shield found during an archaeological dig in Pocklington in 2017 is to go on display at ... The style of the shield’s decorations is that of early Celtic art. Advertisement. Hide Ad.

But archaeologists already knew there was something special about the role of women in Iron Age Britain. A patchwork of tribes with closely related languages and art styles — sometimes referred ...