Silures: Resistance, Resilience, Revival

‘There are huge gaps in our understanding of the lives of the Silures, but trying to tease out what we can about their social structure offers one of our best avenues to understanding them better.’
‘Silures explores exciting new discoveries and changing interpretations to give an up-to-date analysis of the Iron Age peoples of south-east Wales.’

Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 144 pages
Publication date: 03 March 2022
Publisher: The History Press Ltd

Introduction:
The Silures, a group of Iron Age people who lived in south-east Wales, have long been a subject of fascination and mystery. Despite the abundance of evidence available, our understanding of their lives remains fragmented and incomplete. However, in recent years, I have grown increasingly convinced that delving into the social structure of these people offers one of the most promising avenues to gaining a deeper understanding of their culture and society.
New Discoveries and Changing Interpretations:
Silures explores a wealth of exciting new discoveries and evolving interpretations that provide an up-to-date analysis of the Iron Age peoples of south-east Wales. This book delves into a range of topics, including the study of material culture, the emergence of trade and commerce, and the uncovering of archaeological discoveries. Moreover, it suggests a new research agenda that aims to shed light on the complexities of the Silurian period and its resonances in modern Wales.
Personal Observations and Research Activities:
The insights offered by Ray Howells in this book are based on his extensive personal observations and his own extensive research activities, which include excavations in the Silurian region. Through his meticulous work, Howells has been able to piece together a comprehensive picture of the lives of the Silures and their interactions with their surrounding environment.
Conclusion:
In conclusion, Silures offers a valuable contribution to our understanding of the Iron Age peoples of south-east Wales. By exploring new discoveries and changing interpretations, this book provides a fresh perspective on the lives of these people and their cultural heritage. Through the personal observations and research activities of Ray Howells, it offers a deeper insight into the social structure of the Silures and their place in the broader context of Iron Age Britain.

Weight: 238g
Dimension: 157 x 233 x 16 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9780750998642