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If you’re considering Salisbury Storage options, here are two trusted providers offering excellent facilities near Salisbury:

Rhino Storage Salisbury

Rhino Storage Salisbury is a trusted name in self-storage, providing a wide range of secure and flexible units. Their facility is designed to accommodate everything from household goods to business inventory. With advanced security measures and 24/7 access, you can rest assured that your belongings are safe. Visit rhinostoragesalisbury.co.uk for more information.

Southwick Storage

Located conveniently close to Salisbury, Southwick Storage offers modern, secure units for personal and business use. Their spacious units and friendly staff make the storage experience seamless and hassle-free. Whether you’re decluttering or need a place for seasonal items, Southwick Storage has you covered. Learn more at southwickstorage.co.uk.

Salisbury Storage: Explore the City While Managing Your Belongings

Salisbury is not only a practical place for storage solutions but also a city filled with stunning attractions. After organizing your storage unit, take some time to explore the local area:

Salisbury Cathedral

Admire the soaring spire of this iconic cathedral, home to one of the original Magna Carta manuscripts.

Old Sarum

Step back in time at this historic hill fort, offering spectacular views of the surrounding countryside.

Market Square

Discover a vibrant blend of shops, cafes, and traditional market stalls in the heart of Salisbury.

Final Thoughts: Simplify Your Space with Salisbury Storage

Salisbury Storage offers the perfect solution to the everyday challenges of managing space. Whether you’re a homeowner, a student, or a business owner, self-storage provides a practical way to organize your belongings, free up space, and stay clutter-free.

Trusted providers like Rhino Storage Salisbury and Southwick Storage ensure that your items are stored securely and accessibly, giving you peace of mind and flexibility. Whether you’re storing household goods, seasonal items, or business stock, Salisbury Storage is here to make life easier.

Take the first step toward a clutter-free life by exploring the storage options near you today!

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Dillybrook Business Park Poplar Tree Ln Southwick Trowbridge Wiltshire BA14 9NB Tel: 0845 6751400

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Pairings here: Cooper Howard • The Ghoul x Original Character(with a twist)

Summary: Cooper Howard was divorced, but soon got close to a co-star, the chemistry was there, the stars were high above. Let’s not forget his ex-wife to what she has suggested, not only he lost his daughter with no way of finding her, but losing his now and then before the bombs drop wife. Now he’s hired to find someone, the price is heavy amount, but what happens when he finds out who it is and not being able to do anything about it… or can he?

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Warning(s): Minors, please don’t interact and fuck off, this is adults only, thanks you. The writer having an inexperience writing bc it’s been a while, yall signed up for this, remember that. ANYWAYS… Slow burn, implied torture, implied past fucking, future fucking, face fucking, anal fucking, normal creampies, radiated creampies, drug use, oral receiving and giving, and overall just pure filth. (Each chapter will have more descriptive warnings though!)

Notes by yours truly: If you wish to let me know of any errors, send a dm or something, I’d like to keep opinions from anyone open, as long as you’re nice. I give energy that’s given and I don’t fuck around, don’t sugar coat or anything, practice makes perfect and I wanna keep that flow going! Thank you. Happy reading, friends!

The Prologue:

Living in the vault was easier, much easier, the food was always fresh, never having to eat scraps to the dirt, licking everything till there was nothing left. The saliva that dripped off the tongue would linger wet onto the grainy floor till the sun would burn it dry. Getting a plate of Mac and cheese made by Blamco, the storage was full of any sort of food, with the side of Salisbury steak and pork n beans. But that wasn’t the case on the surface now. Tip was her name, living in a vault wasn’t her choice, the memories were a blur, but the voices were much presentable and known. Her name was simple and unnoticeable, but needed when bounty hunters would come looking for intel for whom they were looking for and to where to find them. The small amount of caps that she would get was always spent on food, never on anything else. The day she escaped the vault, it was a blessing from the dry boiling sky above, even if it was a surface hell, where she was at was far more worse.

Upon awakening from the cryogenic pod, the first fresh gasp of air, burning her lungs from the crisp sensation of the cool air around her, managing to get out, falling in the process, unsure if she was in that damn thing for days, maybe months - or worse… years. There was no telling how long she had been there, but the sight along from seeing, raiders is what some were called from the surface, hearing a while back that some heard of the vault she was imprisoned in, it was better than most, the food was the greatest, the water was most fresh and purified to the stomach and skin. When they let her out, they promised to reunite her with her lover, yet never saw him in any time that she was taken out, just to be put unconscious and back into the cryogenic pod. They never let her see what day it was, even the month was unknown, along with the year. Making it known that she would be fooled once again, because her feelings were always heightened, leaving her in such a state, her mental health was at its worst months ago. Fighting raiders wasn’t in her to do list, but she sure showed those fuckers that she was worse than any of them. From wearing the vault suit that was tight against her flesh to their shitty attempt of clothing, now she wore a worn out wedding dress that carried more blood stains from every son of a bitch that had crossed her so far. No one got near her, if so, they got to deal with her resting bitch face and dry responses or nothing at all.

“Doll, please lemme have some -” a poor idiot bastard tried to place his hand on her exposed knee that was wrapped by duct tape, attempt to expose a wound from a light stab, he had the tip of her double saw shotgun right in his lips, practically giving it a heavy smooch.

“Touch me the fuck again, and I will make sure you deep throat my fucking barrels,” she snapped, her tone cold as ice, cooling his nerve endings, “Now fuck off, you piece of lizard shit.”

The only time that a bounty hunter has talked to her, it was to find the whereabouts of a Skeeter Roman, a little pickpocket thief that roams in crowded pathways, easily sneaking a hand into a pocket and snatching a stash of caps. Tip tilted her head to the side, her light eyes spotting who was asked for, with no hesitation, pointing at the little radroach thief, taking an unconscious drunk idiot’s bit of caps from the pocket. Poor little bastard wasn’t warned or nothing, she watched the man walk up to that little person, grab from the neck and snap a quick snap. The man grabbed the body and slumped it over his back, walking towards her and handing her one hundred caps for the trouble.

Taking a full swig of her nuka cola quantum, all eyes on her, but no one dared to even pull a gun for such a thing she had done. It’s not the telling, it’s for the caps, fuck everyone else, it’s only you against the world of pure bullshit and hell.

It’s been about a few days, everything seemed too quiet for her liking, her little home was a worn out house that was probably fucked by the nukes that were launched, a very late warning, leaving a lot of people running to vaults, under the house shelters that were later discovered as bullshit. The people that bought the high price were saved, but later killed, for what? For being selfish assholes that pushed others to their deaths or more, they either became ash forms or whatever mutated shit that was created by the radiation. Pulling out the metallic bottle jug that she managed to find, it was still fully intact, but filling it with the fresh purified water was so good, the way it washed the dryness of the throat, the refreshness felt so filling, pulling it away was so painful and limited. Pulling a bag that was hidden away, unzipping it to push the top to the side, the inside carried a lot of old worn out clothes that weren't too tattered, most of it was dresses, casual pants and tops, and some garments. Whoever put this together, they were either going on a vacation or trying to see if they would survive the blast, sadly anyone that did, well… there’s the aftermath of it all.

Scavenging was something close to surviving, but sometimes luck was a clutch, anything would be, if the cards were played right. Sighing, anything over nothing was better to none, it made no sense to make sense, it’s how it was. Letting her body go limp for a moment, hours of looking, breaking through things for something, just a bit to show some sight of hope, but even that was impossible to find. The vault was easy living, the problem was that it was too easy for food, for clothes, and overall… peace. Living on the surface wasn’t like that, it was like rats fighting for the last little sugar bomb, only to be shredded in the process, then eaten into nothing. Leaning her head back, swallowing the annoyance of the thoughts of differences, even to have the what ifs was irritating to think of.

What if they didn’t drop the bombs?

What if it didn’t get to that point?

What if…

Her brows furrowing, eyes closed, the thoughts were overflowing her mind. There was so much to think about, wondering if she would exist with how she was before, getting a chance to see what it was like to live… normally? Was that even a thing? It wasn’t that she wasn’t alive, no. It was more of being born in luxury, becoming a star like her parents, getting to be a popular model for cereal brands and even some cooking shows, and movies. Just the memories flowing again, this time they were clearer than before, just her being a damsel in the arms of a cowboy that held a smile after saving her. The way he fought off the goons, freeing her from a silly pathetic little scheme, then the shared kiss. Her hand touching her lips, her eyes still closed, wondering where he could be and if he could be alive, maybe he fixed his -

“Well, now…”

Her eyes snapped open with a panic, her hand quick with the gun by the side that was never brought up from her surroundings, but she sure kept it in sight to her side if need be. Staring where the voice was coming from, gun at hand and aiming at the person - no, pointing at a pretty much fully and mentally attached ghoul. It was odd to face one that talked, even if there were a few, they kept to themselves till they succumbed into madness, but this one felt different. Oddly different. He was a pretty interesting sight, the outfit he wore was cowboy like, the accent that lingered was something familiar, unsure where to place it, her image wasn’t a sight to see for sure, but what was a cowboy dressed up ghoul pulling up to where she was, and why was he there?

“Can’t find your own damn fucking house to claim?” She asked, her tone was steady with her facial expression holding a stern look.

His eyebrows would’ve risen, if he had any, but yet he was hiding the shock under his impression, ain’t no one ever had the balls like her to do what she just did. Not like he gave them a chance, because he was quick with the trigger, but this individual was something fucking ballsy to even find, especially that he was hired to bring her back. The cap was more than what any bounty hunter has ever been hired to do such a thing, most would pay that way to kill the person and call it a day, but this one was different, and he was determined to why. There was something about her that felt… familiar? Why? He didn’t know her, or did he? The questions were there, it was something that he never had to deal with, if it was, that was so damn fucking long ago to remember now, he was no human now that he was then. The two stared at each other in silence for a moment, till his mind grinding the gears going back some, maybe far back, just the eyes from her gaze and then it fucking clicked.

It was someone from his fucking past.

Fuck.

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Designed by Osian Diya Group, this new 3 BHK residential project in Salisbury Park provides a lifestyle that is not only lavish but also planned.

What sets Osian Divino apart is its emphasis on intelligent living and innovative storage facilities. Every 3 BHK apartment providing more than enough space for furniture, mobility, and intelligent organization.

The plans are designed with great care to include hidden storage units, modular kitchen fittings, and multi-functional utility areas that facilitate daily living.

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Situated in the peaceful and green surroundings of Salisbury Park, Osian Divino is well-connected to major roads like Satara Road and Nehru Road. Residents enjoy quick access to Pune Railway Station, top schools, hospitals, and recreational hubs like Gool Poonawala Garden.

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428 de Havilland Tiger Moth DH 82A (1942) G-ANEN by Robert Knight Via Flickr: de Havilland Tiger Moth (1931-34) Engine 130 hp (97 kW) de Havilland Gipsy Major piston engine Production 8,868 Registration Number G-ANEN AIRCRAFT ALBUM www.flickr.com/photos/45676495@N05/albums/72157626970256152 The de Havilland DH.82 Tiger Moth is a 1930s British biplane designed by Geoffrey de Havilland and built by the de Havilland Aircraft Company. It was operated by the Royal Air Force (RAF) and other operators as a primary trainer aircraft. The Second World War had RAF Tiger Moths operating in other capacities, including maritime surveillance and defensive anti-invasion preparations; some aircraft were even outfitted to function as armed light bombers. The Tiger Moth remained in service with the RAF until it was replaced by the de Havilland Chipmunk during the early 1950s. The DH82A Tiger Moth, sometimes refereed to a Tiger Moth II is a two seat primary trainer aircraft. Powered by a 130 hp (97 kW) de Havilland Gipsy Major piston engine and fitted with a hood over the rear cockpit for blind flying instruction. Named Tiger Moth II in RAF. Tiger Moth G-ANEN Was taken on charge as DE410 at 10 MU RAF Hullavington, Chippenham, Wiltshire, 25.03.1942. Transferred 23.8.42 To 28 EFTS RAF Pendeford, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire 23.8.42 coded “93”. To 9 MU RAF Cosford, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire 21.7.45. To 23 RFS (Reserve Flying School). RAF Usworth, Sunderland, County Durham 26.1.50 coded “RSA-G”. To 7 RFS (Reserve Flying School) RAF Desford, Leicestershire 26.3.51. To 9 MU RAF Cosford, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire 14.11.51 for storage pending disposal.. Struck off charge charge when sold 15.10.53 to Association of British Aero Clubs. UK civil registered asa G-ANEN (C of R R4158) 2.10.53 to Link Training Services Ltd, London SW3 (aircraft based at Elstree Aerdrome, Elstree, Herfordshire). C of A not known. Registration G-ANEN cancelled 11.10.53 as 'sold to Belgium - OO-ACG'.. Delivered 25.10.53 and re-registered in Belgium as OO-ACG [C of R 995] 18.2.54 to L Vlieghe, Lier/Keerbergen. Re-registered 22.3.55 to D Jordens, Tienen/Aalst. Re-registered 12.6.57 to J Bogaerts, Grimbergen. Re-registered 4.3.58 to Publiciel sprl, Grimbergen. Registration G-ANEN 2.4.92 restored (C of R G-ANEN/R2) to Michael David Souch, Durley, Hants. Rebuilt at Hedge End and reflown in 1995; C of A renewed 21.7.95. Re-registered (C of R G-ANEN/R3) 22.3.96 to Robert James Jackson, Salisbury. Wiltshire [aircraft based at Old Sarum]. Sold 7.2000 and re-registered (C of R G-ANEN/R4) 15.5.2001 to Dr Anthony John Douglas Douglas-Hamilton, Chichester (based Goodwood). Damaged 17.3.2003 in a forced landing at Goodwood, Chichester, West Sussex. According to the AAIB Report into the incident:. Repaired and returned to service. Damaged when tipped on nose on take-off Goodwood 13.7.2005..Repaired and returned to service. Sold 8.2007 (but not re-registered) to David Wildridge & Simon Holland, Bicester. Oxfordshire. Re-registered (C of R G-ANEN/R5) 18.5.2009 to David Brian Wildridge, trustee of the G-ANEN Group, Bicester, Oxfordshire. C of A replaced by Permit to Fly 28.11.2014. Re-registered (C of R G-ANEN/R6) 14.5.2019 to Timothy William Kenyon Emrys-Roberts, trustee of the G-ANEN Group, Bicester, Oxfordshire. Currently registered and airworthy. Diolch am 89,103,703 o olygfeydd anhygoel, mae pob un yn cael ei werthfawrogi'n fawr. Thanks for 89,103,703 amazing views, every one is greatly appreciated. Shot 10.10.2021 at Bicester Scramble, Bicester, Oxon. Ref. 122-428

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Stonehenge Tours: Tips for Getting the Most out of Your Visit

Visiting Stonehenge tours is a unique and awe-inspiring experience, as it's one of the world's most famous prehistoric monuments. To make the most of your visit, consider the following tips:

Book Tickets in Advance: Stonehenge is a popular tourist destination, and tickets often sell out, especially during peak tourist seasons. Booking your tickets in advance can help you secure your preferred time slot and avoid disappointment.

Visit Early or Late: If possible, visit Stonehenge early in the morning or late in the evening to avoid crowds. This can provide a more peaceful and contemplative experience, and you'll likely get better photos without the crowds.

Take a Guided Tour: Consider taking a guided tour of Stonehenge. Expert guides can provide you with historical context and interesting facts that you might miss on your own. There are both private and group tours available.

Respect the Rules: Stonehenge has strict rules about not touching the stones, climbing on them, or going inside the stone circle. Respect these rules, as they are in place to protect the monument.

Plan for the Weather: The weather in the United Kingdom can be unpredictable. Be prepared for rain, wind, or cold, and dress accordingly. Bring an umbrella, a waterproof jacket, and comfortable walking shoes.

Visit the Visitor Center: Stonehenge has a visitor center where you can learn more about the history and significance of the site through exhibitions and artifacts. It's a good idea to visit this center before or after your Stonehenge visit.

Learn About the History: Familiarize yourself with the history and significance of Stonehenge before your visit. It will make your experience more meaningful. Consider reading a book or watching a documentary about Stonehenge.

Bring a Camera: Stonehenge is a remarkable place for photography. Make sure your camera or smartphone is fully charged and has enough storage space for pictures. Be mindful of the lighting conditions and try to capture the stones from different angles.

Take Your Time: Don't rush your visit. Spend time walking around the site, reflecting on the history, and soaking in the atmosphere. Stonehenge has a captivating and mystical aura, and you should take your time to appreciate it fully.

Check for Special Events: Occasionally, Stonehenge hosts special events, such as solstice celebrations. If your visit coincides with one of these events, it can be a unique and memorable experience.

Combine with Other Attractions: Stonehenge is located in an area rich with other historical and natural attractions, such as Avebury, Old Sarum, and Salisbury Cathedral. Consider combining your Stonehenge visit with trips to these nearby places.

Pack Snacks and Water: There is a cafe at the visitor center, but it can be crowded. Bringing your own snacks and water can help ensure you have sustenance during your visit.

Remember that Stonehenge is a place of great historical and cultural significance, so treat it with respect and awe. Enjoy your visit and take the time to appreciate the mysteries and beauty of this ancient monument.

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Rhino Storage Salisbury

Rhino Storage Salisbury is a trusted name in self-storage, providing a wide range of secure and flexible units. Their facility is designed to accommodate everything from household goods to business inventory. With advanced security measures and 24/7 access, you can rest assured that your belongings are safe. Visit rhinostoragesalisbury.co.uk for more information.

Southwick Storage

Located conveniently close to Salisbury, Southwick Storage offers modern, secure units for personal and business use. Their spacious units and friendly staff make the storage experience seamless and hassle-free. Whether you’re decluttering or need a place for seasonal items, Southwick Storage has you covered. Learn more at southwickstorage.co.uk.

Salisbury Storage: Explore the City While Managing Your Belongings

Salisbury is not only a practical place for storage solutions but also a city filled with stunning attractions. After organizing your storage unit, take some time to explore the local area:

Salisbury Cathedral

Admire the soaring spire of this iconic cathedral, home to one of the original Magna Carta manuscripts.

Old Sarum

Step back in time at this historic hill fort, offering spectacular views of the surrounding countryside.

Market Square

Discover a vibrant blend of shops, cafes, and traditional market stalls in the heart of Salisbury.

Final Thoughts: Simplify Your Space with Salisbury Storage

Salisbury Storage offers the perfect solution to the everyday challenges of managing space. Whether you’re a homeowner, a student, or a business owner, self-storage provides a practical way to organize your belongings, free up space, and stay clutter-free.

Trusted providers like Rhino Storage Salisbury and Southwick Storage ensure that your items are stored securely and accessibly, giving you peace of mind and flexibility. Whether you’re storing household goods, seasonal items, or business stock, Salisbury Storage is here to make life easier.

Take the first step toward a clutter-free life by exploring the storage options near you today!

Head Office:- 

Dillybrook Business Park Poplar Tree Ln Southwick Trowbridge Wiltshire BA14 9NB Tel: 0845 6751400

Company No. 07748294 Vat No. 152341736

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Here in Independence, Missouri is a nice suburban home that is move-in ready for a serial killer, a dominatrix, crack cook, or whatever shady shit you want to hide. 

An ordinary kitchen, right?

But push the ENTIRE section of cabinetry (the cooktop is on it- who would suspect anything?) back and there’s a creepy secret basement, as well as hidden storage. Have you ever seen anything like this?

Now you see it, now you don’t. It’s entirely hidden. Interesting Note: They’ve suddenly removed these pics from all the realty sites- maybe it’s getting too much publicity and the owners complained? Or lots of people are going to see it, that aren’t interested in buying, just nosey?  

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Emergency Electrician in Salisbury has a 24 hour emergency helpline center. This means the local electricians we work with deal with your home as we might our own, usually cleaning up after their selves, in addition to using floors protectors and shoe covers. The electricians can produce ID upon request and attend each work in a marked automobile and complete uniform, providing you with peace of mind that they’re expert technicians.

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English History (Part 5): Iron Age

Iron Age (c. 800 – 43 AD)

From the beginning of the Iron Age, relations between the land and people were governed by an advanced concept of territoriality.  This concept of territoriality had gained strength over the millennia – leaders & tribes were already firmly associated with specific regions, which can be seen in the boundaries and locations of settlements.

But this all intensified greatly during the Iron Age, and iron played a huge part in it.  Gradually, new trade networks and forms of alliance were established.  Ritual and ceremonial objects were made out of iron.  The iron trade contributed to the eventual shape of England, as the various regions were becoming more intensely organized and controlled.

The hierarchical structure of societies also intensified.  There were chieftains and sub-chieftains; warriors and priests; farmers and craftsmen; workers and slaves.  Slave irons have been found near St. Albans (Hertfordshire), and a gang chain on Anglesey (an island off the north-west coast of Wales).

Meanwhile, funerary practices for the elite were becoming extremely elaborate.  Iron Age chieftains were buried surrounded by molten silver, gold cloth, ivory, iron chainmail suits, and precious cups & bowls.  One mortuary chamber was found to have trampled earth around its base, which suggests that people danced there.

Elite women's graves contained many ornaments, including mirrors, brooches and bangles, bowls, beads and tweezers.  On woman was buried with a large bronze bowl placed over her face.

The Oxfordshire Mirror, from the 00s BC.

Because of the increased sense of territoriality, regional identities were strong.  This can be seen in the types of settlements in various regions of England:

Eastern England – undefended settlements (similar to villages) among open fields.

South-western England – small communities in defended homesteads, and unenclosed settlements at a distance.  This was likely a division between the tribal leaders and the ordinary people.

North-eastern England – defended homesteads.

North-western England – round houses known as “beehive huts”.

Wessex Culture (Salisbury Plain) – a pattern of large territorial groupings based around hill forts.

There are variations upon these themes, such as the pit dwellings carved out of the chalk in Hampshire (a county on the southern coast); and the lake villages of Somerset (south-western England), with round huts built upon floating islands of logs.

The hill forts of Wessex show that this society was strongly hierarchical.  They probably originated in the Cotswolds (south-central & south-western England), and then spread over the whole of south-central England.  They were a symbol of elite ownership, as they demonstrated the mastery of land and resources.

The territory controlled by each fort was often marked out by linear earthworks that served as boundaries.  The forts became more heavily-defended over the Iron Age, and some of them were occupied for centuries.

These hill forts served as towns, not just forts.  They had clusters of building and streets, temples and storage facilities, and “zones” for separate industrial activities.  The circular houses were made of upright posts, woven together with wattle and sticks of hazel.  Their doors & porches faced east.  The roofss were usually thatched with reeds or straw, which was held in place with a daub of dung, clay & straw.  Soot from the peat fires was a valuable manure, so the dung mixture (and thatch?) was probably replaced each year.  The people had small cupboards inside their houses to store weapons in.

The populations of these hill forts were small, from 20 to 200, but they were the beginning of urban English life.  It is possible that London was once a hill fort, with its origins buried beneath the modern town.

British Camp, an Iron Age hill fort in Hertfordshire.

The many small tribes of this period lived in a state of constant alert against their rivals.  There were cattle raids, conflicts between warriors, and even large-scale wars.  Some hill forts were stormed and burned; bodies have been found in the ramparts, with their bones marked & hacked.

In this sort of a culture, heroic songs & tales would have been sung & told to celebrate the deeds of individual warriors and/or leaders.  Early Irish epics have such tales, perhaps containing stories & refrains from the prehistoric Irish tribes.  A comparison with the Iliad can be made.

These tribes & regional groupings did have network alliances and kinship ties, however.  Many smaller clans were eventually integrated, and became larger territorial units (perhaps because of danger).  These were the English tribes whom the Romans would confront later.

By the end of the Iron Age, some hill forts had become dominant, and took on the role of regional capitals.  The population increased steadily, and so agriculture became even more intensive.  People continued to clear woodland and forest.  The thick clay soils were worked with heavy wheeled ploughs.  This was the foundation for the agricultural economy of England.  They grew wheat in Somerset and barley in Wiltshire, and they still do today.

In 325 BC, the Greek merchant & explorer Pytheas landed on England's shores.  He named the island as Prettanike or Brettaniai, hence why we have the name “Britain” today.  He gave the land of the Picts the diminutive name Pryden.  He visited Cornwall, and watched people there work and purify the ore.

Pytheas wrote about the people worshipping various Greek gods, but he was simply projecting the Greek names onto the native Celtic gods. The Greeks saw all foreign gods in their own terms.

He wrote of seeing “a wonderful sacred precinct of Apollo and a celebrated temple festooned with many offerings”.  This temple was “spherical in shape”.  Close by there was a city “sacred to this god” who kings were called “Boreades” [the Greek god of the cold north wind].

Iron Age art (often called Celtic art) was very intricate, with a mastery of artificial form and linearity.  It uses spirals and swastikas, curves and circles.  Its patterns are related to the whorls, spirals & concentric circles carved upon Mesolithic passage graves several millennia earlier.  This suggests a continuity of belief and worship.

The Battersea Shield (c. 350 - 50 BC), a decorative shield facing.

The religion of England was Druidism.  There were certain sacred places, including caves and sacred groves.  Druids congregated in these sacred groves, with ancient trees creating the setting for ritual practice.

In a barrow in Yorkshire, dating back to the early Bronze Age, drum-shaped idols made of chalk have been found.  They have what seem to be human eyes & noses.  2,000 years later, the British writer Gildas (c. 500 – 570 AD) wrote of these “diabolical idols...of which we still see some mouldering away within or without the deserted temples, with the customary stiff and deformed features.” This shows that there was a long tradition of worship that may have had its roots in the Neolithic Period.

The image of the horned god Cernunnons has been found at Cirencester (Gloucestershire), and images of the horse goddess Epona in Wiltshire and Essex.  In East Stoke (Nottinghamshire), a carving of the hammer god Sucellus has been found.  The mysterious god Lud (or Nud) has his name in Ludgate Hill & Ludgate Circus (London).

There were religious sanctuaries all over the land, and even the smallest settlements probably had their own central shrines.  They have been found in hill forts, within ditched enclosures, along boundaries, and above barrow graves.  Often, Roman temples or early Christian churches were built atop them.

During the Iron Age, it was believed that the rooster served as a defence against thunderstorms.  This is why we have weathercocks on church steeples.

Human sacrifice was practised, probably in order to sanctify the land.  One man was bludgeoned to death and had his throat cut before being deposited in the marsh in Cheshire (north-western England).  In southern England, many skeletons have been found in the bottom of bits, flexed into unnatural positions.

Severed heads, probably believed to be the site of the soul/spirit, were also important.  Skulls have been found lined up in a row. Often the bodies of defeated enemies were beheaded, and their heads either buried or placed in running water.  300 skulls have been found in the Thames, dating from the Neolithic Period to the Iron Age.

According to Caesar, the Druids (high priests) created images of wicker-work, which they “fill with living men and, setting them on fire, the men are destroyed by the flames.”  The Druid priests were the lawmakers of the land – they determined rewards & punishments; and settled disputes over boundaries & property.

Pliny wrote that the Druids “esteem nothing more sacred than the mistletoe”.  The high priests “select groves of oak, and use the leaves of the mistletoe in all sacred rites.”  They tied the sacrificial victim to an oak tree, and the killers wore chaplets (garlands/circlets worn on the head) made of oak leaves.

The Druids practised divination, astrology and magic.  They believed that the soul was immortal, and was reincarnated.  The Roman writers considered this belief to make clear the native English contempt for death.

The Druids worshipped the sun and moon, and this solar belief persisted even after their demise.  In 1452, a butcher from Standon (Hertfordshire) was accused of proclaiming that there was no god except for the sun and moon.  The Druids' power was retained by the Anglo-Saxon bishops, and the tonsures of early Christian monks may also have originated with the Druids.  Thomas Hardy, in Tess of the d'Ubervilles, notes that “old customs” last longer on clay soils.

By 100 BC, there were 15 large tribes in England, and they were coming under the control of leaders who were now being called kings. In the years before the main Roman invasion, Suetonius named Cunobelis (leader of the Catuvellauni) as “rex Britannorum”. Cunobelis' capital was St. Albans (Hertfordshire, southern England), and he controlled a large area north of the Thames, including Cambridgeshire, Bedfordshire and Oxfordshire.  The Catuvellauni were a fully-formed elite culture of warriors and priests, and its traditions went back to the early Bronze Age.  Cunobelis is the Cymbeline of Shakespeare's play of the same name.

Territory of the Catuvellauni.

Territories of southern Britain’s Celtic tribes.

At some time during the 400s BC, members of the Parisii (a tribe from northern Gaul) settled in Yorkshire, where they created an archaeologically distinctive community.  During the 00s BC, a tribe called the Belgae launched a small invasion, and eventually settled in Hampshire, Essex and Kent.  The Roman name for Winchester was Venta Belgarum, meaning “the market of the Belgae”.

England's population during the late Iron Age was about 2 million, and by the time the Romans left, it would be 3 million.  It was a flourishing, wealthy country, with a surplus of corn, which was why the Romans wanted to invade it.

The south of England was particularly well-off.  In south-eastern and central southern England, there was a spread of settlements with extensive towns & villages, markets, industries, shrines, cemeteries and fields.  Julius Caesar stated that “the population is very large, their homesteads thick on the ground and very much like those in Gaul, and the cattle numerous.  As money they use either bronze or gold coins or iron bars with a fixed standard of weight.”  The coins had the stamp of powerful leaders, and made trade easier between tribes.

The further north you went, the less there was of all this.  This was because the southern tribes had been trading extensively with Rome and Romanized Gaul long before the Roman invasion.  They loved certain foods and luxury goods, and were Romanized to a fair extent.

But they still had their ancient tribal ways as well.  There was consistent warfare between tribes, and various leaders appealed to Rome for assistance.  Large earthworks were built as boundaries.  The warriors rode chariots to battle, and were naked, covering their bodies with blue woad, and having pierced tattoos.  Caesar wrote: “They wear their hair long, and shave all their bodies with the exception of their heads and their upper lips.”