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1. The world of the Celts

   James, Simon, 1957-

   London ; New York, N.Y. : Thames and Hudson, c1993.

2. The Atlantic Celts : ancient people or modern invention?

   James, Simon, 1957-

   London : British Museum Press, 1999.

   The Celtic peoples of the British Isles hold a fundamental place in our national history, but some archaeologists are arguing that the ancient Celts of these islands never existed. This book examines ancient and modern ideas about the Celts.

3. Britain and the Celtic Iron Age.

   James, Simon, 1957-

   London : British Museum Press, 1997.

   The Celts are seen as a family of European peoples who spoke related languages and shared many things in common, from art to aspects of religion and social organization. Was the British Iron Age simply part of this supposedly uniform, Celtic world, or was it something much more distinctive, complex, strange and fascinating than we have been led to believe? New research is promoting reappraisals of Britain's prehistory, in ways which challenge many ideas, such as that of a familiar Celtic past. This work discusses the many facets of the lives of Iron Age Britons, drawing on the wealth of material in the British Museum and other collections.

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