Celtic Social Structure: The Generation of Archaeologically Testable Hypotheses from Literary Evidence

Contents
Introduction
Part I: The Literary Evidence
	I. General Reliability of Geographic and Ethnographic Sources
		Historical Criticism of Major Ancient Ethnographers and Geographers Dealing with the Celts
		Celtic Geography and Ethnic Identity
	II. Celtic Social Structure-Literary Evidence
		Classes
		Other Status Determining Factors
		Conclusions
Part II: The Archaeological Evidence
	III. Introduction
		Choice of Sites
		Chronology
		Types of Evidence
	IV. The Archaeological Evidence
		North Coastal Sites
		West Central Sites
		Southwestern Sites
		South Coastal Sites
		Rhone Corridor Sites
		Celtic Social Structure - Archaeological Evidence
Part III: General Conclusions
	V. Critical Analysis of Literary and Archaeological Data
		Composite Model: Celtic Social Structure
		Hypotheses Generated by an Analysis of Celtic Social Structure
Appendices
	I. Ancient Ethnographic Sources on the Celts and Their Relationships
	II. Additional Site Data
	III. Site Data Tables
Bibliography