Ancient Britain and the invasions of Julius Caesar, by T. Rice Holmes ... - Holmes, T. Rice (Clarendon Press, 1907)
Includes bibliographical references and index.
The paleolithic age -- The neolithic age -- The bronze age and the voyage of pytheas -- The early iron age -- Caesar's first invasion of Britain -- Caesar's second invasion of Britain -- The results of Caesar's invasions of Britain -- The ethnology of ancient Britain -- The names IIPETANIKAI NHEOI, Britanni, and Britannia -- The birthday of religion -- Dumbuck, langbank, dunbuie -- Inhumation and cremation -- Sepulchral pottery -- Stoenhenge -- The cassiterides, ictis, and the British trade in tin -- Dene-holes -- The coast between Calais and the Somme in the time of Caesar -- Portus Itius -- The place of Caesar's landing in Britain -- The credibility of Caesar's narrative of his invasions of Britain -- The disembarkation of the Romans in 55 B.C. -- The site of Caesar's camp in 55, and of his naval camp in 54 B.C. -- The war-chariots of the Britons -- The operations of the Britons during the last few days of Caesar's expedition -- Where did Caesar encounter the Britons on the morning after his second landing in Britain? -- Caesar's earlier operations in 54 B.C. -- Caesar's second combat with the Britons in 54 B.C. -- The combat between Trebonius and the Britons -- Where did Caesar cross the Thames? -- Caesar's passage of the Thames -- The site of Cassivellaunus's stronghold -- Did Londinium exist in Caesar's time -- The Julian calendar and the chronology of Caesar's invasions of Britain.
Keywords: Ethnology / Great Britain; Great Britain / History / Invasions; Great Britain / History / To 449; Great Britain / Antiquities, Celtic; History / fast