Prehistoric Britain

Prehistoric Britain refers to the time before written records, spanning from the arrival of early human ancestors around 800,000 years ago to about 43 AD when the Romans invaded. This era saw the development of various cultures, including the hunter-gatherers of the Stone Age, the farming communities of the Neolithic period, and the metalworking societies of the Bronze and Iron Ages. Key landmarks, like Stonehenge, reflect the social and spiritual lives of these early inhabitants. Prehistoric Britain laid the foundations for subsequent historical developments and showcases humanity's evolution in social structures, technology, and artistry.