Andrew Fitzpatrick is Research Associate at the University of Leicester. He has published widely on European later prehistory with a focus on the Iron Age and edited numerous excavation reports, including a number of monographs. Professor of Archaeology, Univ of Leicester.

...an essential contribution to the dissemination of knowledge outside the circle of specialists, will undoubtedly become a reference work, by the timeliness and quality of the information provided, by its remarkable iconography (photos, diagrams, maps) perfectly coordinated with the text, and by the wealth of bibliographies that follow each chapter.

• List of figures List of tables List of contributors Introduction Andrew P. Fitzpatrick and Colin Haselgrove1. Scylla, Caesar and Charybdis: (Mis)readings of the Gallic War Christopher B. Krebs2. The Gallic Wars in Roman history Greg Woolf3. The Gauls on the eve of the Roman conquest Ian Ralston4. The Sertorian Wars in the conquest of Hispania: From data to archaeological assessment Ángel Morillo and Feliciana Sala-Sellés5. 58 BC: The Helvetii, from the Swiss plateau to Bibracte… and back Gilbert Kaenel6. Recent archaeological research on Roman military engineering works of the Gallic War Michel Reddé7. Caesar’s conquest and the archaeology of mass violence in the Germanic frontier zone Nico Roymans8. Caesar’s landing sites in Britain and Gaul in 55 and 54 BC: Critical places, natural places Andrew P. Fitzpatrick9. Gauls under siege: Defending against Rome Sophie Krausz10. Fighting for Caesar: The archaeology and history of Gallic auxiliaries in the 2nd–1st centuries BC Lionel Pernet11. The Hermeskeil fortress: New light on the Caesarian conquest of eastern Belgic Gaul and its aftermath Sabine Hornung12. Archaeology of the Roman Civil Wars: The destruction of Puig Ciutat (Catalonia, Spain) and Caesar’s campaign in Ilerda (49 BC) Àngels Pujol, Manuel Fernández-Götz, Roger Sala, Carles Padrós, Eduard Ble, Robert Tamba and Xavier Rubio-Campillo13. The Gallic War in the chronology of Iron Age coinage Colin Haselgrove14. The island of Jersey: Focus of resistance or field of last resort? Philip de Jersey15. The second battle of Alesia: The 19th-century investigations at Alise-Sainte-Reine and international recognition of the Gallic period of the late Iron Age Laurent Olivier

Andrew Fitzpatrick is Research Associate at the University of Leicester. He has published widely on European later prehistory with a focus on the Iron Age and edited numerous excavation reports, including a number of monographs. Professor of Archaeology, Univ of Leicester.

...an essential contribution to the dissemination of knowledge outside the circle of specialists, will undoubtedly become a reference work, by the timeliness and quality of the information provided, by its remarkable iconography (photos, diagrams, maps) perfectly coordinated with the text, and by the wealth of bibliographies that follow each chapter.

• List of figures List of tables List of contributors Introduction Andrew P. Fitzpatrick and Colin Haselgrove1. Scylla, Caesar and Charybdis: (Mis)readings of the Gallic War Christopher B. Krebs2. The Gallic Wars in Roman history Greg Woolf3. The Gauls on the eve of the Roman conquest Ian Ralston4. The Sertorian Wars in the conquest of Hispania: From data to archaeological assessment Ángel Morillo and Feliciana Sala-Sellés5. 58 BC: The Helvetii, from the Swiss plateau to Bibracte… and back Gilbert Kaenel6. Recent archaeological research on Roman military engineering works of the Gallic War Michel Reddé7. Caesar’s conquest and the archaeology of mass violence in the Germanic frontier zone Nico Roymans8. Caesar’s landing sites in Britain and Gaul in 55 and 54 BC: Critical places, natural places Andrew P. Fitzpatrick9. Gauls under siege: Defending against Rome Sophie Krausz10. Fighting for Caesar: The archaeology and history of Gallic auxiliaries in the 2nd–1st centuries BC Lionel Pernet11. The Hermeskeil fortress: New light on the Caesarian conquest of eastern Belgic Gaul and its aftermath Sabine Hornung12. Archaeology of the Roman Civil Wars: The destruction of Puig Ciutat (Catalonia, Spain) and Caesar’s campaign in Ilerda (49 BC) Àngels Pujol, Manuel Fernández-Götz, Roger Sala, Carles Padrós, Eduard Ble, Robert Tamba and Xavier Rubio-Campillo13. The Gallic War in the chronology of Iron Age coinage Colin Haselgrove14. The island of Jersey: Focus of resistance or field of last resort? Philip de Jersey15. The second battle of Alesia: The 19th-century investigations at Alise-Sainte-Reine and international recognition of the Gallic period of the late Iron Age Laurent Olivier

Andrew Fitzpatrick is Research Associate at the University of Leicester. He has published widely on European later prehistory with a focus on the Iron Age and edited numerous excavation reports, including a number of monographs. Professor of Archaeology, Univ of Leicester.

...an essential contribution to the dissemination of knowledge outside the circle of specialists, will undoubtedly become a reference work, by the timeliness and quality of the information provided, by its remarkable iconography (photos, diagrams, maps) perfectly coordinated with the text, and by the wealth of bibliographies that follow each chapter.

• List of figures List of tables List of contributors Introduction Andrew P. Fitzpatrick and Colin Haselgrove1. Scylla, Caesar and Charybdis: (Mis)readings of the Gallic War Christopher B. Krebs2. The Gallic Wars in Roman history Greg Woolf3. The Gauls on the eve of the Roman conquest Ian Ralston4. The Sertorian Wars in the conquest of Hispania: From data to archaeological assessment Ángel Morillo and Feliciana Sala-Sellés5. 58 BC: The Helvetii, from the Swiss plateau to Bibracte… and back Gilbert Kaenel6. Recent archaeological research on Roman military engineering works of the Gallic War Michel Reddé7. Caesar’s conquest and the archaeology of mass violence in the Germanic frontier zone Nico Roymans8. Caesar’s landing sites in Britain and Gaul in 55 and 54 BC: Critical places, natural places Andrew P. Fitzpatrick9. Gauls under siege: Defending against Rome Sophie Krausz10. Fighting for Caesar: The archaeology and history of Gallic auxiliaries in the 2nd–1st centuries BC Lionel Pernet11. The Hermeskeil fortress: New light on the Caesarian conquest of eastern Belgic Gaul and its aftermath Sabine Hornung12. Archaeology of the Roman Civil Wars: The destruction of Puig Ciutat (Catalonia, Spain) and Caesar’s campaign in Ilerda (49 BC) Àngels Pujol, Manuel Fernández-Götz, Roger Sala, Carles Padrós, Eduard Ble, Robert Tamba and Xavier Rubio-Campillo13. The Gallic War in the chronology of Iron Age coinage Colin Haselgrove14. The island of Jersey: Focus of resistance or field of last resort? Philip de Jersey15. The second battle of Alesia: The 19th-century investigations at Alise-Sainte-Reine and international recognition of the Gallic period of the late Iron Age Laurent Olivier