The Iron Age roughly spans the centuries between c. 800 BC and the beginning of the Roman conquest of Wales in AD 74. It is distinguished by the impressive numbers of surviving hillforts and settlements present in the archaeological record. However, archaeological excavations have been few and far between and the material culture for the Iron Age in Wales is correspondingly sparse. What there is, largely recovered from deliberately deposited hoards, is exotic and unusual rather than domestic and every day. To understand the Iron Age in Wales we must largely look to analogies and comparisons drawn from elsewhere, and to our well-preserved and extensive surviving Iron Age settlement evidence
For archaeologists and historians coins are a rich source of material for the study of the later pre...
My work deals with current konwledge of Celts in Iron Age and Roman Britain (approximately from the ...
Cahen-Delhaye Anne. Harding (D. W.), The Iron Age in Lowland Britain. In: Revue belge de philologie ...
Thanks to investment in walking the landscape, aerial photography, geophysical survey and excavation...
Iron Age settlement in Wales is dominated by defended settlements, ranging in size from large multiv...
During the Iron Age the Atlantic zone of Wales exhibited similar traits to other areas along the wes...
West Wales in the Iron Age contained a diverse range of settlement types, from hill-forts to unenclo...
This booklet is a working paper which lays out an overall framework for the improvement of archaeolo...
Over the last 20 years interpretive approaches within Iron Age studies in Britain have moved from th...
Includes bibliographical referencesSIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre- DSC:1...
Central to this paper is the meaning of the actions that lead to iron objects being found in archaeo...
The early medieval period in Wales (c AD 400-1070), spanning the centuries between the end of Roman ...
For archaeologists and historians coins are a rich source of material for the study of the later pre...
Dinas Powys hillfort is the richest, best preserved and most fully excavated early medieval secular ...
For archaeologists and historians coins are a rich source of material for the study of the later pre...
For archaeologists and historians coins are a rich source of material for the study of the later pre...
My work deals with current konwledge of Celts in Iron Age and Roman Britain (approximately from the ...
Cahen-Delhaye Anne. Harding (D. W.), The Iron Age in Lowland Britain. In: Revue belge de philologie ...
Thanks to investment in walking the landscape, aerial photography, geophysical survey and excavation...
Iron Age settlement in Wales is dominated by defended settlements, ranging in size from large multiv...
During the Iron Age the Atlantic zone of Wales exhibited similar traits to other areas along the wes...
West Wales in the Iron Age contained a diverse range of settlement types, from hill-forts to unenclo...
This booklet is a working paper which lays out an overall framework for the improvement of archaeolo...
Over the last 20 years interpretive approaches within Iron Age studies in Britain have moved from th...
Includes bibliographical referencesSIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre- DSC:1...
Central to this paper is the meaning of the actions that lead to iron objects being found in archaeo...
The early medieval period in Wales (c AD 400-1070), spanning the centuries between the end of Roman ...
For archaeologists and historians coins are a rich source of material for the study of the later pre...
Dinas Powys hillfort is the richest, best preserved and most fully excavated early medieval secular ...
For archaeologists and historians coins are a rich source of material for the study of the later pre...
For archaeologists and historians coins are a rich source of material for the study of the later pre...
My work deals with current konwledge of Celts in Iron Age and Roman Britain (approximately from the ...
Cahen-Delhaye Anne. Harding (D. W.), The Iron Age in Lowland Britain. In: Revue belge de philologie ...