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Water was very important in several early religions, including that of the Celts. It was seen as a gateway between the living and the dead. Rites and sacrifices were carried out by priests, some known as Druids. The Celts did not see their gods as having a human shape until late in the Iron Age. Celtic Shrines were situated in remote areas such as hilltops, groves and also near lakes or springs.

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25th Aug 2008 by Diane Earl

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History

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Foundation, Key Stage 1, Key Stage 2, Key Stage 3, Key Stage 4, Key Stage 4+

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rites religion water holy gateway spirit ancestor shrine god priest sacrifice Druid

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