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The Celts: Europe's People of Iron

Lost Civilizations seriesNext:Egypt: Land of the Pharaohs(1992) →

Readers assume the role of archaeologists, uncovering secrets of ancient civilizations. Stunning photographs and illustrations, plus detailed cutaways, maps and diagrams.

Audience
adult
Length
short · 168 pages

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