The Pagan Religions of the Ancient British Isles: Their Nature and Legacy

Ronald Hutton

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Historical Studies of British Isles Classical Antiquity Studies Archaeological and Geological Studies

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The mysteries begin (c.30000 - 5000 BC) the age of the tombs (c.5000 - c.3200 BC) the coming of the circles (c.3200 - c.2200 BC) into the darkness (c.2200 - c.1000 BC) the people of the mist (c.1000 BC - c. AD 500) the imperial synthesis (AD 43 - 410) the clash of faiths (AD c. 300 - c.1000 legacy of shadows.

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