The countryside changed, or was changing, from a pattern of use established in the pre-Roman period of small fields to one of broad acres. |
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This represents the largest concentration of official documents from any one place in the pre-Roman city. |
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Medieval society, like pre-Roman society, was one of kinship and hierarchy. |
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Basque is a pre-Roman language whose origin has not been clearly determined. |
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Legend has it that the city was founded by Hercules, but archaeologists are able to trace its roots back to pre-Roman times. |
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Why not return to pre-Roman and pre-Christian times, when the Germanic tribes were uncorrupted by the cosmopolitan civilization of Europe? |
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There were two alcoholic drinks available to northern European peoples in the pre-Roman Iron Age. |
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The foundation's findings showed that York can claim to have a ghost from every period in history from pre-Roman times to the present day. |
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The simplified, severe mask used for his own face shows Picasso's interest in the pre-Roman sculptures of his Spanish homeland he had seen in the Louvre. |
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The head was thought to be the seat of the spirit in pre-Roman Britain so it may be a local native tradition. |
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In other areas, notably the upland regions, pre-existing native farms and villages continued the traditional pre-Roman patterns of agricultural production. |
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In some regions this seems to have prompted what was effectively a return to pre-Roman traditions amongst the indigenous populations of what had been the Roman empire. |
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The earliest urban centers in what is now Germany were established by the Romans on or near the Rhine, often on the sites of pre-Roman settlements. |
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The discovery in Pompeii of a pre-Roman temple is being hailed as evidence that the city was sophisticated and thriving 300 years before Vesuvius erupted. |
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The Roman names are themselves Latinised versions of pre-Roman ones. |
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The Celts were the Iron Age inhabitants of Europe in the pre-Roman period. |
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In Gaul, there was considerable continuity between pre-Roman and post-Roman populations, yet French contains only about 120 words with Gallic origins. |
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Descended from pre-Roman cattle, our black beef produce a meat which belies their hardy constitutions. |
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It was the capital of the Nabataeans, who dominated the area in pre-Roman times and cut hundreds of stunning buildings from sandstone. |
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Being the only depiction of organized Celtic religion in pre-Roman Europe that historians possess, the Druids have become a modern focal point of popular interest. |
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This research has in turn profoundly affected our understanding of Roman, pre-Roman and early Anglo-Saxon history. |
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The word 'Celt' was only used to describe the pre-Roman inhabitants of our islands in the 18th century. |
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This pottery type is common in early tarand graves, and Lang confidently dated the sherd in question to the Late Pre-Roman Iron Age through the Roman Iron Age. |
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