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Britain and the Celtic Iron Age  

Celts are seen as a family of European peoples who spoke related languages and shared many things in common. Was the British Iron Age simply part of this supposedly uniform, Celtic world, or was it something much more distinctive, complex, strange and fascinating than we are led to believe? A mass of new information and research is prompting fundamental reappraisals of the island's prehistory. The authors discuss the many facets of the lives of Iron Age Britons, drawing on the wealth of material in The British Museum and other collections.  

Large format, 96 pages, 44 colour and 52 black & white illustrations; softback.