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commercial transactions. Arguably, the combination of Roman expansion and indigenous
developments has exaggerated the real degree of change by artificially highlighting the period
and by rendering the Late Iron Age elites archaeologically visible in a way unknown since the
Bronze Age. These are some of the key themes awaiting investigation.
Key texts
Champion, T.C. and Collis, J.R. (eds) 1996. The Iron Age in Britain and Ireland: recent trends. Sheffield: J.R.Collis
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Cunliffe, B.W., 1991. Iron Age communities in Britain. London: Routledge. 3 edn.
Cunliffe, B.W., 1995. Iron Age Britain. London: Batsford.
Gwilt, A. and Haselgrove, C.C. (eds.) 1997. Reconstructing Iron Age societies: new approaches to the British Iron Age.
Oxford: Oxbow Monograph 71.
James, S.T. and Rigby, V., 1997. Britain and the Celtic Iron Age. London: British Museum Press.
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