SpainThe article discusses the ancient Celtic tribes of Galicia, known as the 'Castros Celtas,' who were among the first inhabitants of the region. These tribes, including Ártabros, Nerios, Grovios, and others, originated from the Atlantic and Celtic cultures and existed from the Iron Age until the Roman invasion in the 1st century BCE. Their settlements, called 'castros,' are now being studied by historians and archaeologists to uncover their mysterious history and cultural legacy, which has survived in folklore, myths, and legends. The piece highlights the archaeological significance of these sites and their role in understanding Galician heritage.
Bias read (Center): The article presents historical and archaeological information about pre-Roman Celtic tribes in Galicia without overt ideological framing. It focuses on academic research and cultural heritage rather than political controversy or partisan perspectives. While the subject matter relates to national/cy
