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The Sound of Celtic War: Boudica, the Iceni and the Carnyx

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Before a battle commenced, there would have been a lot of activity. People shouted across lines of troops and shuffled their feet on the ground, […]

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A bronze carnyx with an animal-shaped bell stands in misty Iron Age heathland at dawn, with anonymous warriors in the background.
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