The term BRITON ANCIENT is composed of five words: CELT, PICT, EDEN, TAXIMAN, and TWEE. The word CELT refers to an ancient people who lived in Britain and other parts of Europe during the Iron Age. The word PICT refers to an ancient people who lived in what is now Scotland and northern England during the Iron Age. The word EDEN refers to a legendary paradise described in the Bible's Book of Genesis. The word TAXIMAN refers to a person who drives a taxi for a living. The word TWEE refers to something that is overly sweet or sentimental.