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i88 THE BRONZE AGE AND THE CELTIC WORLD Smith, G. Elliot : The Ancient Egyptians. London (191 1). Smith, G. Elliot : Evolution of the Rock-cut Tomb and the Dolmen. In Essays and studies presented to WilUam Ridgeway. Cambridge (1913). Smith, G. Elliot : Migrations of Early Culture. Manchester (1915). Smith, G. Elliot : The Evolution of the Dragon. Manchester and London (1919). Smith, G. EUiot : The fossil man of Rhodesia. In A.M., April (1922), 454-65. Sollas, W. J. : Ancient Hunters and their Modem Representatives. London (1911). Splieth, W. : Inventar der Bronzealterfunde aus Schleswig-Holstein. Kiel and Leipzig (1900). Sterjna, Knut ; Les groupes de civihsation en Scandinavie k I'epoque des sepultures a galerie. A. xxi. (1910). Stem, E. von : Die " Pramykenische " Kultur in Sud-Russland. In Trans, of the 12th (Kharkov) Congress of Russian archaeologists. Vol. i. Moscow (1906). Szombathy, J. : Altertumsfunde aus Hohlen bei St. Kanzian im Osterreichischen Kiistenlande. M.P.K.K.A.W., II., ii., 127-90. Wien (1913). Taylor, I. : Etrascan Researches. London (1874). Taylor, I. : The Origin of the Aryans. London (1889). Testut, L. : Recherches anthropologiques sur le squelette quatemaire de Chancelade (Dordogne). Tomaschek, W. : B.S.A.L., viii. (1889). Die alten Thraker. Eine ethnologische Untersuchung. Sitzungsberichte der Philosophisch-Historischen Classe der K.A.W. 131. Wien (1894). Troltsch, E. F. von : Fund-statistik der vorromischen MetaUzeit im Rheingebiete. Stuttgart (1884). Truhelka, C. : Der vorgeschichtliche Pfahlbau im Savebette bei Donja Dolina. W.M.B.H., Bd. ix. Wien (1904). Tylor, E. B. : On the origin of the plough, and wheel-carriage. J.A.I., x. London (1881), 74-82. Ure, P. N. : The Origin of Tyranny. Cambridge (1922). Vigfussen, G., and Powell, F. Y. : Corpus poeticum boreale. 2 vols. Oxford (1883), i., 234-42. The Jay of Righ. Virchow, R. : Altrojanische Graber und Schadel. Abhandlungen der K.P.A.W. Berlin (1882) Vorgeschichliche Altertiimer aus Finland. Helsingfors (1900). Wace, A. J. B., and Thompson, M. S. : Prehistoric Thessaly. Cambridge (1912). Wace, A. J. B.: Cambridge Companion to Greek Studies. Cambridge (1916).
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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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A RECAPITULATION 129 The other move
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A RECAPITULATION 131 valley, crosse
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THE ARYAN CRADLE 133 philologists,
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