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Processual Archaeology (New Archaeology) – A scientific approach that focuses on cultural processes, environmental adaptation, and the use of data-driven methods.

Culture-Historical Approach – A theory that emphasizes the classification of artifacts and the description of past cultures based on material remains.

Archaeological Theory – The framework of ideas and methods used to interpret archaeological data.

End of the Iron Age – The transition from prehistory to recorded history as civilizations developed extensive writing systems.

Agricultural Advancements – The use of iron plows and tools that improved farming efficiency.

Iron Weapons – Swords, spears, and other military tools that gave Iron Age societies an advantage in warfare.

Coinage – The use of metal coins for trade, which became widespread during the Iron Age.

Celtic Art – A distinctive artistic style of the Iron Age, featuring intricate designs and metalwork.

Hillforts – Fortified settlements commonly built during the Iron Age for defense and community organization.