Early Bronze Age Mining Communities Provide Details About Celtic and Proto-European Culture

From Cambridge.org: "...the focus of Britain's first mining boom, c. 1600–1400 BC, probably involving a full-time mining community and the wide distribution of metalwork from Brittany to Sweden... suggests greater integration than previously suspected of Great Orme metal into the European Bronze Age trade/exchange networks, as well as more complex local and regional socioeconomic interactions."

The Jindo takes a look at Bronze Age Europe, discusses the historical ambiguity of the Celtic people and their cultural relations to the Scythians, and briefly mentions the Roman and Greek accounts of these people and puts it into context.

Article 1: https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/antiquity/article/boom-and-bust-in-bronze-age-britain-major-copper-production-from-the-great-orme-mine-and-european-trade-c-16001400-bc/356E30145B1F6597D8AAA0DDBE69BD51

Article 2: https://www.archaeology.org/issues/188-1509/trenches/3578-trenches-bronze-age-ireland-gold

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