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We could design a Celtic settlement that incorporates customs from different Celtic tribes, deciding if it would be located inland on a hilltop surrounded by a circular rampart and fence for protection, or along the coast. The settlement's weather would be cold and cloudless, and its inhabitants would eat wild boar hunted the day before. We could name the settlement "Celticland" and describe its relationships with neighboring tribes.
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