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Miranda J. Green |
Introduction: who were the Celts? Miranda J. Green
The Early Celts: the evidence of language D. Ellis Evans
The Celts through classical eyes David Rankin
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The army, weapons and fighting J. N.G. and W. E Ritchie Fortifications and defence Ian Ralston
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PART III: SOCIETY AND SOCIAL LIFE
6 Power, politics and status Timothy Champion
7 Appearance, life and leisure Glenys Lloyd-Morgan
8 Celts and Romans: towards a Romano-Celtic society Barry C. Burnham
PART IV: SETTLEMENT AND ENVIRONMENT
9 People and nature in the Celtic world Martin Bell
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10 The first towns John Collis
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11 Rural life and farming Peter]. Reynolds
12 Resources and industry Peter S. Wells
13 Trade and exchange Peter S. Wells
Daphne Nash Briggs
15 Celtic seafaring and transport Sean Me Grail
PART VE TECHNOLOGY AND CRAFTSMANSHIP
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Peter Northover | |
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W. H. Manning | |
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321 | |
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Stuart Piggott | |
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Alex Gibson |
PART VII: THE ART OF THE CELTS
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20 The nature and function of Celtic art Ruth and Vincent Megaw
21 The social implications of Celtic art: 600 BC to AD 600 Martyn Jope
22 Jewellery and adornment Sara Champion
PART VIII: PAGAN CELTIC RELIGION
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Anne Ross | |
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Jane Webster | |
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465 | |
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Miranda J. Green | |
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Gerald A. Wait |
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Otto-Herman Frey | |
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Majolie Lenerz-de Wilde | |
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Olivier Biichsenschiitz | |
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Elizabeth Jerem | |
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Colin Wells
PART X: ON THE EDGE OE THE WESTERN WORLD
32 The Celtic Britons under Rome 623
Graham Webster
33 Ireland: a world without the Romans 636
Barry Raftery
34 The early Celts in Scotland 654
Euan W MacKie
35 The early Celts in Wales 671
Jeffrey L. Davies
PART XI: CELTIC BRITAIN POST ad 400
36 Language and society among the Insular Celts 400-1000 703
Thomas Charles-Edwards
37 Early Christianity and its monuments 737
Mark Redknap
38 Mythology and the oral tradition; Ireland 779
Proinsias Mac Cana
39 Mythology and the oral tradition: Wales 785
Sioned Davies
PART XII: THE SURVIVAL OE THE CELTS
40 Language and identity in modern Wales 795
Wynne Lloyd
41 The Celtic languages today 804
Glanville Price
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