Hello everybody,
Here is my reflection,
Like 7000 years ago, near the Neolithic age, nomad people where in England just hunting animals to survive. They didn't have crops or livestock. Then, 6000 years ago in the Stone age immigrants started to join those people. This start allowed people to be able to learn new things and evolve in a way that civilization started to grow. For example, native people learnt from immigrants how to buried the dead in stone tombs. Later, people probably from Spain brought the ability to work in bronze. By this time which was 2000BC, there were a great number of population in England that by the end of the Bronze age increased with new immigrants arrival. Again, new skills were developed and variety in people was part of England already. This continued until the Celts showed up and if it hadn't happened then natives wouldn't be able to learn about marriage, religion and new ways of getting food and a comfortable, certainly better, life.
Have a nice day,
Valeria
