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Pre-Romans activity for kids

by Dani GN
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They were the people who lived in the Iberian Peninsula before sea invaders.

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They were the people who lived in the Iberian Peninsula before Romans.

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They had peaceful relations with other people and they sold their products to obtain some natural resources.

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They were famous for their ceramics and sculptures and they believed in different gods and goddesses.

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They came from a region in the Eastern Mediterranean Sea.

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They came from the Near East, modern-dat Syria or Israel.

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They were the first colonising peoples in the Iberian Peninsula.

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They were attracted by the abundance of gold and silver.

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They were great merchants and excellent navigators.

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The used a phonetic alphabet

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They came from Carthage, in North Africa.

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They had great military power.

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They used their power against cities that opposed their rules.

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They influence on the Iberians can be seen in ceramics, funerary objecs and sculptures.

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