History Charts for French

Iberians (Ligurians)

One of the earliest groups in Gaul, located mainly in the Rhône basin and Alpine lake regions.

Menhirs

Single upright stones possibly used as part of a solar calendar.

Dolmens

Horizontal stones resting on vertical stones used as tombs.

Cromlechs

A circle of standing stones typically associated with religious or ceremonial use.

Druids

Priests, judges, and doctors in Celtic culture, respected for their knowledge and led religious rituals.

Gauls

Celtic tribes in Gaul, known for their light skin, blond hair, and strong warrior culture.

Romans

Civilization known for a disciplined and organized army, central leadership, and significant contributions to writing and engineering.

Gallo-Romans

The people of Gaul after Roman conquest, characterized by Roman-style cities and government.

Prehistoric People

Early inhabitants of the region who lived in caves or lake villages and relied on hunting, fishing, and basic farming.

Agriculture (Gauls)

Farming practices including the raising of crops and animals, integral to the Gauls' economy.

Nature-based religion

Religious beliefs of both the Celts and Gauls centered on worship of natural forces like earth, sun, and moon.

Warriors

Fighters and defenders in Celtic culture, known for their courage and military leadership.