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Problems of Irish archaeology and Celtic philology. By Eóin Mac White. In Zeitschrift für Celtische Philologie, xxv, 1–29 (to be continued). 19s. - Indo-European languages and archaeology. By Hugh Hencken. In American Anthropologist, vol. lvii, no. 6, part 3, memoir no. 84, Dec. 1955. Pp. 68.

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  28 July 2016

Seán Mac Airt
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Irish Historical Studies , Volume 10 , Issue 39 , March 1957 , pp. 336 - 341
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Copyright © Irish Historical Studies Publications Ltd 1957

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References

1 ‘Linguistic evidence and archaeological and ethnological facts’ in Brit. Acad. Proc., xii (1926). 257 ffGoogle Scholar.

2 Copenhagen studies in folk-lore (1948), p. 242.

3 The problem of the Picts, pp. 154-55.

4 For a recent summary, see Adams, G.B., ‘Irish toponomy and the theories of pre-Gaelic substrata’, Ulster Place-name Soc. Bull., iv, pt i Google Scholar.