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The Basques, Roger Collins's 1986 study from Basil Blackwell, is a scholarly history by a historian of early medieval Iberia, situating Basque history within the wider Iberian and European context rather than treating it in isolation. Its strength is that wider comparative grounding. Its limit is its age, nearing forty years; more recent archaeological and linguistic research on Basque origins should be sought for the current state of that actively researched question.
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Roger Collins's The Basques, Basil Blackwell, 1986, the top tier reflecting a scholarly history by a historian of early medieval Iberia, situating Basque history within its wider Iberian and European context. Its limit is its age, nearing forty years; more recent archaeological and linguistic research on Basque origins should be sought for the current state of that actively researched question. NotesScholarly history of the Basque people, Basil Blackwell, 1986.
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AuthorRoger Collins
PublisherBasil Blackwell
Publication Year1986
URLhttps://openlibrary.org/books/OL2715262M/The_Basques
Source Typeacademic monograph
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