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What were their beliefs and religious practices? |
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| Hayling Island |
| Temples were very rare in Britain before the Roman invasion. One of the best examples is located just outside the Sussex border at Hayling Island in Hampshire. A central shrine contained a pit where offerings to the gods may have been placed. Most of the rituals including animal sacrifice would have taken place outside of this building. |
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| Wlimington head |
| A carved stone head, which may represent a local British god worshipped in the Iron Age. Such statues are rare in the time before the Roman invasion. |
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