Celtiberia - ritual, customs, war, death

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Celtiberia - ritual, customs, war, death

Postby Beith » 25 Jul 2007, 17:27

This is an article I enjoyed from a researcher in the University of Zaragoza ~ Gabriel Sopeña


Article is too large to copy and post so I will just add the link:

http://www.uwm.edu/Dept/celtic/ekeltoi/ ... a_6_7.html

best wishes,
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Re: Celtiberia - ritual, customs, war, death

Postby DJ Droood » 24 Jun 2010, 13:31

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