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Iron Age Britain

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Peter Berresford Ellis, A Brief History of the Celts, Robinson: London, 2003.

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Redfern, Rebecca. "A Bioarchaeological Investigation of Cultural Change in Dorset, England(Mid-to-Late Fourth Century B.C. to the End of the Fourth Century A.D.)." Britannia 39 (2008): 161-92. 

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Roman Britain

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Early Medieval Wales

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