The Celtic Bestiary of the 1st Century BC Through Discoveries at Bibracte (Burgundy, France)

Animals are present in various forms at Bibracte: bones of cattle, sheep, and pigs that were consumed there, prints of domestic animals on tiles left to dry, parts necessary for horse harnesses, and animal representations on various objects, the most popular being the wild boar, a warrior emblem in Celtic culture. See also: https://dgxy.link/bibracte-en