The Celts used to live in Great Britain and were organised in twenty-seven different populations: the Calzedonians, the Taezali, the Carvetii, the Venicones, the Epidii, the Damnonii, the Novantae, the Selgovae, the Votadini, the Brigantes, the Parisi, the Cornovii, the Deceangli, the Ordovices, the Corieltauvi, the Iceni, the Demetae, the Catuvellauni, the Silures, the Dobunni, the Dumnonii, the Durotriges, the Belgae, the Atrebates, the Regni, the Cantii and the Trinovantes. All these tribes were a total of one million people. Their life expectancy was thirty-five/forty years old and kids used to lose one or both parents by the age of fifteen. They used to feed themselves with bread, stew, porridge and beer. They aslo got around on foot or by currach or chariot. Coins minted by different rulers and acquired through trade and gift.