The Celtic World (Routledge Worlds)

CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE THE SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF CELTIC ART 600 Be to AD 600 _.-..... -- Martyn Jope A rtwork, which here must incl ...

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Chapter Twenty-One - seem to tell us. No less impressive is the spacious round assembly-place or feasting- hall at Navan near ...

The Social Implications of Celtic Art - leaves (Moscati et al. 1991: 225f.) indicates a person of high position among the Boii ...

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The Social Implications of Celtic Art - can be seen also in later Celtic cemeteries (e.g. Miinsingen-Rain, Switzerland (Hodson ...

Chapter Twenty-One - Key: Iron daggers and bronze cordoned buckets with swing-handles. Daggers with composite spindle-shaped h ...

The Social Implications of Celtic Art - (Kromer 1983). A sword from the London reaches of the Thames (Brailsford 1953: 60, 65, ...

Chapter Twenty-One - (a) ~ I ! -£1 (b) (c) Figure 21.6 Possible prestige exchange gifts: (a) Flesh-hook of bronze, from Dunave ...

The Social Implications of Celtic Art - Somerset Gope 1961: 311, 336; Stead 1984a), another from 'Hertford Warren' near Saffro ...

Chapter Twenty-One - with nevertheless some show of distant trade: Campanian glossy black ware (Ward Perkins 1941: 49-51, 79-8 ...

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Chapter Twenty-One - et al. 1981: 451-2; Schroter 1975). This level hilltop had been occupied from Neolithic times (Goldberg I ...

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Chapter Twenty-One - site very close by, excavated privately but without proper record, probably the burial-ground of a leadin ...

The Social Implications of Celtic Art - contexts, on habitation sites. In Yorkshire, at Staple Howe, a small oval enclosure on ...

Chapter Twenty-One - resources (note also Cherbury camp, with its marshland defences down in the plain (Bradford 1940; Arkell ...

The Social Implications of Celtic Art - nobility standing aloof. Two young men had been buried with 'carts' and their magnific ...