CC340Celts

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	"Introduction to "Celtic" art; somewhat dense reading, but indispensable"

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	"Standard historical overview of the ancient "Celts""

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	"Originally part of an exhibition catalog, and badly translated in parts, still a valuable compendium with excellent color photos"

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	"The whole issue of Celticity discussed by one who has been at the center of the controversy"

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	"Many of the ancient sources in lively modern translation"

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	"Admirably comprehensible approach to "identity" -- solid, well-written"

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	"Explores the interactions of the Celts with Classical cultures via Classical accounts"

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	"Collection of essays on all aspects of "Celtic" life; weighted toward the insular Celts"

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	"Deals specifically with the question of ancient "Celts" in Ireland and the British Isles"

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	"An eclectic collection of translations of early literature on the Celts"

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	"Fascinating account of the modern "invention" of the British "Celts""

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	"Delightfully written; what Cunliffe REALLY thinks ..."

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	"What you really need to know about archaeology"

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	"Insightful discussion of our most comprehensive Classical source on the Gauls"

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	"An overview of the Irish Iron Age from the authoritative expert. Somewhat out of date, but still well worth reading."

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	"Culmination of many years of meticulous examination of archaeological material on both sides of the Channel; presents arguments for continuity of Atlantic culture"

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	"Quick and simple overview with lots of illustrations; the author's views are not universally accepted"

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	"Probably still the most sane of the works on the Druids available"