The pre-Roman peoples

Celts, Iberians and Vascones

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By Amina Anneche

The pre-Roman peoples

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- The Iberians arrived on the Iberian Peninsula before the Celts.

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- The Iberians were in the south, east and northeast of the Peninsula.

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- The Celts were in the center and west.​

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By Amina Anneche

ORGANISATION ON THE IBERIAN PENINSULA

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​Their villages were walled, with large walls.

Their houses were rectangular and close to the countryside.

Iberians

The Celts lived in forts.

Their houses were circular and were mostly in the mountains. ​

celts

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How did they live?

The Iberians worked in animal farming and agriculture.​

Iberians

The Celts worked in animal farming, taking care of the animals.

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celts

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What job did they have?

Multiple Choice

In which part of the Iberian Peninsula did the Iberians live?

• south, east and northeast

• center, east and northeast

• south and north

• south

Multiple Choice

Who had a walled village?

• Celts

• Iberians

• Nobody

Fill in the Blanks

The Iberians have a

shaped house

Multiple Choice

What did the Celts work on?

• Agriculture

• Doctors

• Singers

• Animal Farming