La Tene culture

The La Tene culture is a term used to describe a late Iron Age culture contemporary with the archaeological site of La Tene[?] on the north side of Lake Neuchatel[?] in Switzerland, where a rich trove of Celtic artefacts were discovered by Hansli Kopp[?] in 1857.

The lake dwellings at Glastonbury, England are another well known example of La Tene culture.