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Christopher Pare
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The Celts in Antiquity: Crossing the Divide Between Ancient History and Archaeology. Revista Brasileira de História v. 40, nº 84, 2020, 167-102.
Raimund Karl
Revista Brasileira de História, 2020
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B. Kavur, M. Blečić Kavur 2018 - Celts on Their Way to the “South” – Once Again Discussing Some Finds from the Balkans
Martina Blečić Kavur , Boris Kavur
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«The Celtic presence in Thrace during the 3rd century BC in the light of new archaeological data», In M. Guštin, M. Jevtić (Eds), The Eastern Celts. The Communities between the Alps and the Black See, Koper-Beograd, Univerza na Primorskem, Zalozba Annales, 2011, 227-239
Jordan Anastassov
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KELTSKE ŠTUDIJE II STUDIES IN CELTIC ARCHAEOLOGY
Pavel Sankot
bib.irb.hr
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Celts in Mainland Europe
aedeen Cremin
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Aurel Rustoiu, Mariana Egri, The Celts from the eastern Carpathian Basin and their connections with the Mediterranean. Import, imitation and adaptation. In: M. Guštin, W. David (eds.), The Clash of Cultures? The Celts and the Macedonien World. Manching 2014 (2015), 117-128 (in print).
Mariana Egri , Aurel Rustoiu
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Celts and Raetians in the Central-Eastern Alpine Region during the Second Iron Age: multidisciplinary research (2016), in Armit, I., Potrebica, H., Črešnar, M., Mason, P. & Büster, L. (eds), Cultural Encounters in Iron Age Europe, Budapest, Archaeolingua
Rosa Roncador
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Re-approaching Celts: Origins, Society, and Social Change (30K downloads)
Rachel Pope
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GUŠTIN M., On the Celtic tribe of Taurisci : local identity and regional contacts in the ancient world. V: GUŠTIN M. (ur.), JEVTIĆ M. (ur.). The Eastern Celts : the communities between the Alps and the Black Sea, (Annales Mediterranei). Koper, 2011, 119-128 [COBISS.SI-ID 2092243]
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Preface to Celts in Legend and Reality
Pamela O'Neill
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The Celts from everywhere and nowhere. A re-evaluation of the origins of the Celts and the emergence of Celtic cultures. In J. Koch & B.W. Cunliffe (eds.), Celtic from the West. Oxford: Oxbow Books 2012: 39-64.
Raimund Karl
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"Celticised" or "Assimilated"? In Search of Foreign and Indigenous People at the Time of the Celtic Migrations.
Maya Hauschild
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Mangel, T. - Danielisova, A. - Jilek, J. 2013: The Celts of eastern Bohemia
Tomas Mangel
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The Celts and the Scordisci within the Territory of Serbia – Archaeological Sites and Historical Source
Miroslav Lazic
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Aurel Rustoiu, Celto-Pontica. Connections of the Celts from Transylvania with the Black Sea
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Kelti / Die Kelten / The Celts 2024 : Conference programme
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Celtic from the west 3: Atlantic Europe in the metal ages
Catriona Gibson
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Aurel Rustoiu, Mariana Egri, The Celts from the Carpathian Basin Between Continental Traditions and the Fascination of the Mediterranean. A Study of the Danubian Kantharoi, Cluj-Napoca 2011
Aurel Rustoiu , Mariana Egri
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MEDITERRANEAN IMPORTS. REAL INFLUENCE ON THE CIVILIZATION OF THE CELTIC CENTRAL EUROPE DURING THE 6 TH -5 TH CENTURY BC OR ONLY A DIFFUSION OF EXOGENOUS ARTEFACTS
Martin Trefný
2022
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K. Tankó: Celts in the Mátra region. Hungarian Archaeology E-Journal 2018 summer, 1-5.
Károly Tankó
2018
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Aurel Rustoiu, Thracians – Illyrians – Celts. Cultural connections in the northern Balkans in the 4th–3rd centuries BC. Starinar 67, 2017, 33-52.
Aurel Rustoiu
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“Celts” and “Celtic” as valid as labels for the British and Continental Iron Ages?
Nelson Bondioli
2013
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Celts Ancient and Modern: Recent controversies in Celtic Studies
John R Collis
Studia Celtica Fennica, 2017
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Repka, D. 2016: Archaeological and written evidence of Western Celtic groups presence in the Carpathian Basin territory at the end of Early and the beginning of Middle La Tene period. Anodos 12/2012, 2016, 219-231. (ISSN 1338-5410)
Dominik Repka
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Celtic from the West 3. Atlantic Europe in the Metal Ages: questions of shared language
John Koch
Celtic from the West 3 Atlantic Europe in the Metal Ages: questions of shared language, 2016
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M. Karwowski; The Celtic Weinviertel on the Crossroads. From the study of eastern Celtic Late La Tène fibulae, [in:] M. Guštin, W. David (eds.); The Clash of Cultures? The Celts and the Macedonian World. Schriften des kelten römer museums manching 9, Manching 2014, 269-278 (in press).
Maciej Karwowski
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Eastern European Perspectives on Celtic Studies
Michael Hornsby , Karolina Rosiak
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Celtic from the West 2. Rethinking the Bronze Age and the Arrival of Indo-European in Atlantic Europe
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The Celts in Iberia: an overview
Gonzalo Ruiz Zapatero
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(2013) V. Heyd, Europe 2500 to 2200 BC: Between Expiring Ideologies and Emerging Complexity. In: The Oxford Handbook of the European Bronze Age. Ed. by H. Fokkens & A. Harding (Oxford: University Press), p. 47-67.
Volker Heyd
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The Celts and the Classics
Malcolm Chapman
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After the LBK. Communities of the 5th millennium BC in north-central Europe
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Lucas Woo Miecky
Themes in European Prehistory, 2014
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The Celts in Illyricum-whoever they may be: the hybridization and construction of identities in Southeastern Europe in the fourth and third centuries BC
Danijel Džino
Opuscula Archaeologica 31 (2007), 49-68, 2008
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