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Stonehenge Sacred Symbolism - Ancient Beliefs in Britain and Northern Europe

Stonehenge Sacred Symbolism - Ancient Beliefs in Britain and Northern Europe

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Re: The Cornovii: warriors or show-offs? by VirtHist on Tuesday, 21 August 2007

Thanks for making your comment to my rather tongue in cheek article. You're right, of course, they were warriors. The question really is: a cohesive tribal nation or fragmented in-fighters? Were these warriors united (genrally speaking) or constantly fighting one another, hence all those hillforts? One only tends to hear about finds and evidence of Roman attacks, such as the Wrekin, but I'd be interested to find out how much evidence there is for attacks in the Pre-Roman/Late Iron Age period.

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