The Celtic World (Routledge Worlds)

Chapter Four - from the original heartlands of Celtic tribes that their importance lies as much in their ability to retain a r ...

The Army, Weapons and Fighting - Dechelette, J. (1927) Manuel d'archeologie prehistorique celtique et gallo-romaine, IV: Secon ...

Chapter Four - --(1987) 'Le systeme de suspension des fourreaux d'epees lateniens aux iii siecie avo J.-c. .. .', in D. Vitali ...

CHAPTER FIVE FORTIFICATIONS AND DEFENCE --..... -- Ian Ralston A mongst the most conspicuous remains datable to later prehistori ...

Chapter Five - (Harding 1979). Although the sequencing of the construction of southern British hill-fort defences in terms of ...

Fortifications and Defence - It should be acknowledged that, given the passage of centuries of erosion and deposition, there i ...

Chapter Five - 500 m Figure 5.1 Comparative plans of rampart lines in relation to topography on White Meldon, Tweeddale Distri ...

Fortifications and Defence - Figure 5.1 Block diagram illustrating the multiple built faces of the mUTUS duplex con- struction ...

Chapter Five - representing a precocious use of the Kastenbau technique, most commonly recorded further east. Iron age instanc ...

Fortifications and Defence - Figure 5-3 Set of isometric drawings of variant usages of wood in iron age defences. Left-hand co ...

Chapter Five - (see Collis, Chapter 10). The majority of muri gallici occur in non-Mediterranean France, with outliers occurri ...

Fortifications and Defence - Figure 5·4 The vitrified wall experiment at Aberdeen, Scotland. The wall on successive days in Ap ...

Chapter Five - increasing signs that monocausal explanation will be insufficient in the case of the defences that have been de ...

Fortifications and Defence - Figure 5.5 The southern ramparts at Maiden Castle, Dorset, England, lit by low sun in 1935. (Copy ...

'-J o Figure 5.6 Aerial photo of Durn Hill, near Portsoy, Banff and Buchan District, Scotland, showing marking-out lines and sho ...

Fortifications and Defence - complexity, designed to confer advantage to the defenders, as at Danebury, Hampshire, and again a ...

Chapter Five - Figure 5.7 Photo of reconstruction model of timber-built defences at Mont Boubier, Wallonia, Belgium, showing t ...

Fortifications and Defence - Figure 5.S Aerial photo of Tap o'Noth, Gordon District, Grampian Region, Scotland, showing the ga ...

Chapter Five - Heidetrank near Frankfurt-am-Main in the Taunus, Germany; Maier 1985). There are clear intimations in such prac ...

Fortifications and Defence - There can be little doubt that the most extensive of the hill-fort defences were highly consumpti ...