TIN HISTORY TIN FIGURES SOLDIERS NOTABLE CELTIC WARRIOR 3ST CENTURY BC 60MM B2

Tin History Manufacturer : Tin History (Ukraine) Historical period : Celts, Gauls, Germans Height : 60 mm / 2.36 in The weight : 80 gr. Material : Tin Paint : Unpainted Condition : New The Greek author Efor in the 5th c. BC. Called the Celts one of the four largest barbarian tribes, along with the Scythians, Persians and Libyans. The Greeks called the Celts the word Keltoi or Galatae. The Romans used the word Celtae or Galli. Celtic warriors were real antipodes to the Greeks and Romans. Powerful physique, huge physical strength. Often going into battle naked, insensitive to wounds, the Celts were the exact opposite of the trained hoplites and legionaries. To 500 g. BC. Celts settled from the Iberian Peninsula to the Upper Danube. Around 400 BC. Numerous Celtic tribes began to migrate across the Alps into the rich valley of the Po River. Here they came into conflict with the Etruscans. The Etruscans, pressed by the Celts, turned to Rome for help. From this moment begins a long, stretched out for a century, a series of conflicts and wars. Although the Greeks and Romans call the Celts "barbarians," archaeological finds tell us that the Celts had a highly developed culture and technological level of development. In cities-fortresses flourished handicrafts. From bronze and iron, a tool of labor, weapons and ornaments were made. Also, the Celts actively traded among themselves, as well as with the Greeks and Romans. ATTENTION!!! We produce all tin figures by ourselves. We do not store all figures produced, just molds, so we need some time to make them. In such cases your purchase could be delayed for 2-4 days. Thank you for patience!