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Françoise Audouze & Olivier Büchsenschütz. Towns, villages and countryside of Celtic Europe: From the beginning of the second millennium to the end of the first century BC. (Translated by Henry Cleere.) 256 pages, b&w illustrations. 1992. London: Batsford; ISBN 0-7134-6523-9 hardback £35.
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