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Roman Imports into Late Iron Age British Societies: Towards a Critique of Existing Models

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Roman Imports into Late Iron Age British Societies: Towards a Critique of Existing Models (English)

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Roman archaeology

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prehistoric archaeology

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Steven Willis

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1995

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10

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Proceedings of the Theoretical Roman Archaeology Conference

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4

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141-150

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Research on Roman Britain: 1960-89

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Baldock: the excavation of a Roman and pre-Roman settlement, 1968–72

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Britannia: a History of Roman Britain

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The later Iron Age in Southern Britain and beyond

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Skeleton Green: a late Iron Age and Romano-British site

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Gaulish fine-ware imports

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Iron Age ‘Currency Bars’: The Archaeological and Social Context

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Roman wealth, native ritual: Coin hoards within and beyond Roman Britain

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The unity and diversity of Romanisation. THOMAS BLAGG AND MARTIN MILLETT (Edd.), THE EARLY ROMAN EMPIRE IN THE WEST (Oxbow Books, Oxford 1990). Pp. 250 with numerous maps and illustrations. ISBN 0-946897-22-0. £18

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Hengistbury Head

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Iron Age Communities in Britain: An Account of England, Scotland and Wales from the Seventh Century BC until the Roman Conquest

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Relations between Britain and Gaul in the first century B. C. and early first century A.D.

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