The Iron Age in North Hertfordshire: why can’t we call the Ancient Britons ‘Celts’?

In popular consciousness, the indigenous inhabitants of Britain at the time of the Roman Conquest were Celts. Discover why this may be a misunderstanding.

In this evening talk curator Keith will explore why this idea has become controversial over the past thirty years and why no-one in the ancient world – including the Britons themselves – thought that there were Celts in the British Isles.