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\'The myth of Celtic and Roman Britain\'
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Good points, Lorenzo. The only addendum I'd make is that (even today) there are many different "contact zones" between disparate cultures where it would have been a bit difficult to differentiate between the different groups. For instance, the material culture of the Rhineland around the time of Caesar is kind of a mix of what we would call "Germanic" and "Celtic" influences, and there even appears to be some confusion in the Classical sources on who was who. This points to a situation where there was a meshing of the populations and the individuals from the two different groups may have even had more in common with each other in a given region than with more distant populations of the same "ethnic group".
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Re: \'The myth of Celtic and Roman Britain\' - by Phaichtos - 08-20-2010, 01:16 PM

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