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There is a little bit of a misconception as to whether the Celts were civilized. Its often thought they were barbaric creatures who had no brains, when actually they were very civilized and were just as advanced as the Romans (even more so in some cases). They built roads, had villages, had farms with better ploughs than the Romans. The main misconception comes from very little written evidence apart from what the Roman historians wrote down. The Celts were taught to read and write and multilingual. Plus the Roman historians were biased!

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The Celts were a diverse group of tribal societies that lived across Europe. They had their own languages, art, and religion, and advanced metalworking skills. While they did not have a centralized state or urban centers like other ancient civilizations, they had a complex social structure and were skilled warriors and traders. So, in many ways, they can be considered civilized.

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