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i8o THE BRONZE AGE AND THE CELTIC WORLD Borlase, W. C. : The Dolmens of Ireland. London (1897). Bosanquet, R. : The obsidian trade in Phylakopi. S.H.S, Supp. Pap. iv., ch. viii. London (1904). Boule, M. : L'homme fossile de la Chapelle-aux-Saints. A.d.P. (1911-13). Boule, M. : La palôntologie humaine en Angleterre. A.xxvi. (1915). Bourguignat, M. J. R. : Histoire des monuments m^galithiques de Roknia. Souvenirs d'une exploration scientifique dans le Nord de I'Afrique. Pt. iv. Paris (1868), Boyd, H. A., and Hawes, C. H. : Goumia, Vasiliki and other prehistoric sites on the isthmus of Brace, C. L. : The Breasted, J. H. : A Hierapetra, Crete. Philadelphia (1912). Races of the Old World. London (1863). History of Egj^t. 2nd. Ed. New York (1912). Broca, P. P. : Memoires d'anthropologie. 5 vols. Paris (1871-8). Brooks, C. E. P. : The evolution of cUmate in north-west Europe. Q.J.R.M.S., xlvii. (1921). 173-194. Bulleid, A., and Grey, H. St. G. : The Glastonbury Lake Village. Glastonbury (1911, 1917). Burkitt, M. C. : Prehistory. Cambridge (1921) 1. Burkitt, M. C. : Congress at Liege. P.S.E.A., iii. 453-7. Ipswich (1921). 2. Bushe-Fox, J. P. : Excavations at Hengistbury Head, Hampshire. R.R.C.S.A., iii. Oxford (1915) Cara, C. A. de : GU Hethei-Pelasgi. 3 vols. Rome (1894-1902). Casson, S. : Herodotus and the Caspian. Annual of the B.S.A., xxiii. (1918-9), 175-93. Casson, S. Casson, S. : The Dorian Invasion in the Hght of some new evidence. Man., xxi. (1921), 39. 1. The Dorian Invasion in the light of some new evidence. A.J., i. (1921), 199-221. 2. Catalogue of an important collection of Bronze Arms and Implements formed by Dr. S. Egger of Chadwick, H. M. : The Chadwick, H. M. : The Vienna. Sold by Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge, 25th June, 1891. Cult of Othin. London (1899). Heroic Age. Cambridge (1912). Chamberlain, Houston Stewart : Grundlagen des Neunzehnten Jarhunderts. (1899). Chamberlain, Houston Stewart : The 2 vols. London (1911). Foundations of the Nineteenth Century. Trans. John Lees. Chantre, R. : Recherches anthropologiques dans le Caucase. Paris and Lyons (1885-7). Chvojka : Arch. Chron. S. Russia (1904). Clark, E. Kitson : A Clark, W. E. le Gros : On 281-98. prehistoric route in Yorkshire. P.S.A. 2nd ser., xxiii. (1911), 309-25. a series of ancient Eskimo skulls from Greenland. J.R.A.I. 1. (1920), Cook, O. F. : Milpa agriculture, a primitive tropical system. S.R. for 1919. Washington (1921), 307-26.
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THE CELTIC CRADLE 67 suggests that
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THE CELTIC CRADLE 69 of these were
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