ABSTRACT
Since its first publication in 1971, Barry Cunliffe's monumental survey has established itself as a classic of British archaeology. This fully revised fourth edition maintains the qualities of the earlier editions, whilst taking into account the significant developments that have moulded the discipline in recent years. Barry Cunliffe here incorporates new theoretical approaches, technological advances and a range of new sites and finds, ensuring that Iron Age Communities in Britain remains the definitive guide to the subject.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
part |2 pages
Part I Introduction
chapter |22 pages
The beginnings of Iron Age studies
part |2 pages
Part II Space and time
chapter |6 pages
Space and time
chapter |10 pages
Background
chapter |7 pages
Settlements on the southern British chalkland
chapter |12 pages
Windy Dido, Cholderton
chapter |3 pages
Jarlshof, Shetland
chapter |5 pages
The bronze industry
chapter |31 pages
Distribution of All Cannings Cross style pottery
chapter |3 pages
°ÊÓääÊ
chapter |16 pages
Protohistory to history, c. 150 BC to AD 43
chapter |8 pages
The emergence of tribal kingdoms, 54–10 BC
chapter |29 pages
The tribes of the south-eastern core
Catuvellauni/Trinovantes, Cantii and Atrebates
chapter |7 pages
Dobunni
chapter |3 pages
The Iceni (Figure 8.15)
chapter |1 pages
Summary
chapter |17 pages
The late pre-Roman Iron Age in western and northern Britain
chapter |2 pages
Northern Scotland (Figure 9.6)
chapter |13 pages
The establishment of Roman control
part |2 pages
Part III Themes
chapter |2 pages
Themes
chapter |8 pages
Settlement and the settlement pattern in the south-east
chapter |3 pages
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chapter |5 pages
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chapter |6 pages
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chapter |2 pages
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chapter |1 pages
The Lower Thames basin
chapter |1 pages
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chapter |7 pages
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chapter |6 pages
Settlement and the settlement pattern in the west
chapter |1 pages
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chapter |1 pages
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chapter |2 pages
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chapter |6 pages
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chapter |5 pages
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chapter |1 pages
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chapter |2 pages
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chapter |7 pages
Settlement and the settlement pattern in the centre and north
chapter |2 pages
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chapter |1 pages
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chapter |4 pages
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chapter |10 pages
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chapter |2 pages
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chapter |9 pages
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chapter |5 pages
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chapter |3 pages
The development of hillforts and enclosed oppida
chapter |2 pages
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chapter |8 pages
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chapter |13 pages
Entrances
chapter |1 pages
The development of hillforts
chapter |2 pages
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chapter |1 pages
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chapter |1 pages
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chapter |2 pages
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chapter |8 pages
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chapter |13 pages
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chapter |14 pages
Food-producing strategies
chapter |1 pages
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chapter |24 pages
>iLÕÀÞ iÜÊ Õ`}Ã
chapter |16 pages
Exchanges with the wider world
chapter |22 pages
European contacts: sixth to fifth century
chapter |8 pages
Craft, production and art
chapter |3 pages
Ironworking
chapter |8 pages
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chapter |29 pages
Glass
chapter |4 pages
Warfare
chapter |6 pages
Chariots
chapter |4 pages
Beliefs and behaviour
chapter |13 pages
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chapter |2 pages
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part |2 pages
Part IV Systems