Different Iron Ages: Studies on the Iron Age in Temperate Europe

by J.D. Hill, C.G. Cumberpatch

This volume contains fourteen studies providing new perspectives on and material concerning the Iron Age in temperate Europe. Contributors P S Wells (The La Tène Period in Germany) ; T Hjorungdal (The Early Iron Age in western Norway) ; E Hamilton (Was there ever a Roman Conquest?) ; J Hill (A contextual study of Iron Age societies and hillforts in southern Britain) ; C Cumberpatch (Production and society in the Later Iron Age of Bohemia anmd Moravia) ; H Parzinger (The begining of La Tène culture in central Europe) ; R Gebhard (The `Celtic' oppidum of Manching and its exchange system) ; P Brun (Oppida and social `compexification' in France) ; G Ferrell (New perspectives on the Iron Age of north-east England) ; P van den Broeke (Iron Age sea salt trade in the Lower Rhine area) ; M Köhler (Hillfort settlement in Hallstatt Thuringia) ; J Webster (Interpretation and the Celtic gods) ; R Hingley (The Iron Age in Atlantic Scotland) .

217 pages, Paperback

First published December 31, 1995

About the author

Dr. Jeremy D Hill PhD, MPhil, BA, FSA is Head of Research for The British Museum and is responsible for all the research at the Museum across a wide range of disciplines. From 2007 to 2010 he was the lead curator the British Museum/BBC project A History of the World in 100 Objects.

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