Hallstatt D: flourishing of early Celtic art and expansion westward into France and Iberia
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Hallstatt D: A Cultural Revolution
The Hallstatt D period, around 600 BCE, marked a significant shift in Celtic culture. This era saw the flourishing of early Celtic art and the expansion of the Celts westward into France and Iberia.
Artistic Flourishing
Hallstatt D was characterized by a surge in artistic expression. Celtic artisans created intricate designs on pottery, metalwork, and jewelry. These designs often featured complex geometric patterns and stylized representations of animals and humans.
Expansion Westward
This period also saw the Celts expanding westward into what is now France and Iberia. This expansion was likely driven by a combination of population pressure, trade opportunities, and the desire for new agricultural land.
| Area | Celtic Influence |
|---|---|
| France | High |
| Iberia | Moderate |
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