Published by Good Press, 2019

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Table of Contents

       ANCIENT BRITAIN AND THE INVASIONS OF JULIUS CAESAR

       CHAPTER I

       INTRODUCTION

       CHAPTER II

       THE PALAEOLITHIC AGE

       CHAPTER III

       THE NEOLITHIC AGE

       CHAPTER IV

       THE BRONZE AGE AND THE VOYAGE OF PYTHEAS

       CHAPTER V

       THE EARLY IRON AGE

       CHAPTER VI

       CAESAR’S FIRST INVASION OF BRITAIN

       CHAPTER VII

       CAESAR’S SECOND INVASION OF BRITAIN

       CHAPTER VIII

       THE RESULTS OF CAESAR’S INVASIONS OF BRITAIN

       THE ETHNOLOGY OF ANCIENT BRITAIN

       I. INTRODUCTION

       II">THE METHODS OF ANTHROPOLOGY

       III. EOLITHIC MAN(?)

       IV. PALAEOLITHIC MAN

       V. THE PYGMIES (?)

       VI. NEOLITHIC MAN

       VII. THE ‘PICTISH QUESTION’

       VIII. THE ROUND-HEADS

       IX. THE CELTS

       X. CONCLUSION

       THE NAMES ΠΡΕΤΑΝΙΚΑΙ ΝΗΣΟΙ, BRITANNI AND BRITANNIA

       THE BIRTHDAY OF RELIGION

       DUMBUCK, LANGBANK, DUNBUIE

       INHUMATION AND CREMATION

       SEPULCHRAL POTTERY

       STONEHENGE

       THE CASSITERIDES, ICTIS, AND THE BRITISH TRADE IN TIN

       I. THE CASSITERIDES

       II. ICTIS AND THE BRITISH TRADE IN TIN

       DENE-HOLES

       THE COAST BETWEEN CALAIS AND THE SOMME IN THE TIME OF CAESAR

       THE CONFIGURATION OF THE COAST OF KENT IN THE TIME OF CAESAR

       I. BETWEEN RAMSGATE AND SANDOWN CASTLE

       II. BETWEEN SANDOWN CASTLE AND WALMER CASTLE

       III. THE GOODWIN SANDS

       IV. THE SOUTH FORELAND AND THE DOVER CLIFFS

       V. DOVER HARBOUR

       VI. BETWEEN DOVER AND SANDGATE

       VII. ROMNEY MARSH

       PORTUS ITIUS

       I. REVIEW OF THE CONTROVERSY

       II. THE DATA FURNISHED BY CAESAR, STRABO, AND PTOLEMY

       III. CAESAR SAILED FROM THE PORTUS ITIUS ON BOTH HIS EXPEDITIONS

       IV. THE VALUE OF CAESAR’S ESTIMATE OF THE DISTANCE BETWEEN THE PORTUS ITIUS AND BRITAIN