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1. Ancient Kindred? Dál Riata and the Cruthin

   Alex Woolf in North (2012)

   Added 2012-04-09 1 reader
2. The Influence of the Celtic Languages on Present-Day English

   Jan Niehues (2006)

   Added 2011-08-18 2 readers
3. Apartheid and Economics in Anglo-Saxon England

   Alex Woolf in Britons in Anglo-Saxon England (2007)

   Added 2011-08-18 2 readers
4. On the Origin of the Names Érainn and Ériu

   T. F. O. O'Rahilly in Ériu (1946)

   Added 2011-05-26 2 readers
5. The Impetus for Ogam and the Issue of Celticity

   Toby D Griffen

   Added 2011-03-18 1 reader
6. Etymological Dictionary of Proto-Celtic

   Ranko Matasović (2007)

   Added 2011-02-22 4 readers
7. Gallo-Brittonic Lexicon

   Deiniol Jones

   Added 2011-02-22 1 reader
8. Breton Patronyms and the British Heroic Age

   Gary D German in Approaching the Middle Ages: Wales and Brittany (2009)

   Added 2010-10-15 1 reader
9. The Eradication of *Bryth and the Fate of the Briton

   Toby D. Griffen

   This unpublished draft examines Welsh terminology in early literature to explain the disappearance of the old singular form *Bryth 'Briton'. In the process, some insight is achieved into the historical situation in the early Middle Ages regarding…

   Added 2010-10-15 1 reader
10. Megalithism as a Manifestation of an Atlantic Celtic Primacy in Meso-Neolithic Europe

    Mario Alinei, Francesco Benozzo in Studi Celtici (2008)

    Added 2010-10-15 2 readers
11. Mapping Celticity, Mapping Celticization

    John T Koch in Communities and Connections: Essays in Honour of Barry Cunliffe (2007)

    Added 2010-10-15 1 reader
12. Italo-Celtic origins and prehistoric development of the Irish language

    Frederik Kortlandt (2007)

    This volume offers a discussion of the phonological and morphological development of Old Irish and its Indo-European origins. The emphasis is on the relative chronology of sound changes and on the development of the verbal system. Special attention…

    Added 2010-10-15 5 readers
13. The Old Cornish Vocabulary

    Eugene V. Graves (1962)

    Old Cornlsh was the Brlttonlc (Celtic) language spoken in Southwestern England (Cornwall) from the seventh to the thlrteenth centuries A.D. Virtually the only survlvlngrecord is a Vocabularium Cornicum (Cornish Vocabulary) of the twelfth century, a…

    Added 2010-10-15 1 reader
14. The Celtic Languages

    (2009)

    Added 2010-10-15 14 readers
15. Language and History in Early Britain: A Chronological Survey of the Brttonic Languages, First to Twelfth Century A.D.

    Kenneth Jackson (1953)

    Added 2010-09-03 1 reader
16. Cornish Place-name Elements

    Oliver J. Padel (1985)

    Added 2010-09-03 1 reader
17. Studies in British Celtic historical phonology

    Peter Schrijver (1995)

    Added 2010-09-03 2 readers
18. An Outline of the Standard Written Form of Cornish

    Albert Bock, Benjamin Bruch (2008)

    Added 2010-08-03 1 reader
19. Celtiberian

    Carlos Jordán Cólera in e-Keltoi: Journal of Interdisciplinary Celtic Studies (2007)

    This work is a grammatical compendium of the Celtiberian language, incorporating the data available through 2003. The more relevant phonological and morphological phenomena are reviewed. These demonstrate that Celtiberian is an Indo-European and…

    Added 2010-07-29
20. On the Pre-History of Celtic Verb Inflexion

    Calvert Watkins (1969)

    Added 2010-07-29 1 reader

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