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Atlantic Europe in the Metal Ages

Atlantic Europe in the Metal Ages. Atlantic Europe in the Metal Ages explores the development of language in Atlantic Europe Britain, Ireland, northwest France, western Iberia from 2900BC to the arrival of Latin AD 400. It aims to test the hypothesis that Celtic probably evolved from Indo-European in Atlantic Europe during the Bronze Age. The prestigious research team is being led by Professor John Koch at the University of Wales.
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Atlantic Europe in the Metal Ages. Atlantic Europe in the Metal Ages explores the development of language in Atlantic Europe Britain, Ireland, northwest France, western Iberia from 2900BC to the arrival of Latin AD 400. It aims to test the hypothesis that Celtic probably evolved from Indo-European in Atlantic Europe during the Bronze Age. The prestigious research team is being led by Professor John Koch at the University of Wales.

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