Silures (Paperback)

Ray Howell

ISBN 10: 0750998644 / ISBN 13: 9780750998642

Published by The History Press Ltd, Stroud, 2022

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Paperback. This new book combines the latest discoveries with Professor Howell's decades-long study of the Iron Age in Wales to provide a new understanding of the Celtic peoples of South Wales. Readers will encounter a complex and sophisticated society and will then see how that society responded to the Roman invasion and occupation of their territory before considering the nature of the post-Roman world which followed. Professor Howell concludes by outlining a new programme of research, building on recent discoveries, which can take us even further in understanding these fascinating, if at times, enigmatic people. AUTHOR: Ray Howell has recently retired as the University of Wales Professor of Welsh Antiquity. He holds BA, MA and PhD degrees and is a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries. He has directed numerous excavations and has contributed to archaeological programmes on the BBC, Discovery Channel, Australian Broadcasting Corporation, S4C and Smithsonian Channel, as well as on Channel 4's Time Team. He lives in South Wales. 20 b/w illustrations A user-friendly and up-to-date investigation of Welsh Iron Age communities, incorporating new and exciting discoveries Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Silures (Paperback)
• Publisher: The History Press Ltd, Stroud
• Publication Date: 2022
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0750998644
• ISBN 13: 9780750998642
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: new

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Synopsis

This new book combines the latest discoveries with Professor Howell’s decades-long study of the Iron Age in Wales to provide a new understanding of the Celtic peoples of South Wales. Readers will encounter a complex and sophisticated society and will then see how that society responded to the Roman invasion and occupation of their territory before considering the nature of the post-Roman world which followed. Professor Howell concludes by outlining a new programme of research, building on recent discoveries, which can take us even further in understanding these fascinating, if at times, enigmatic people.

About the Author

Ray Howell has recently retired as the University of Wales Professor of Welsh Antiquity. He holds BA, MA and PhD degrees and is a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries. He has directed numerous excavations and has contributed to archaeological programmes on the BBC, Discovery Channel, Australian Broadcasting Corporation, S4C and Smithsonian Channel, as well as on Channel 4’s Time Team. He lives in South Wales.