request for links to academic papers

[Hodgson]

Hi all

First off, I'd just like to say that I love EB, been playing since .7something (I think?) and have been a longtime lurker.

The purpose of this post is to request some resources from you. I'm in the process of creating an argument for a research proposal for my final piece of undergraduate assessment at uni. I'm wanting to create a new argument in favour of a form of urbanisation occuring in pre-Roman Iron Age Gaul. What I was wondering is if any of the EB team have links to up-to-date academic papers and journal articles dealing with this subject material.

This way I can (hopefully) get access to resources that I probably won't find in my own research

Cheers
Hodgson

[Macilrille]

Not I, sorry. My knowledge limits itself to Germania, Denmark especially. I suggest you find a Frenchman like me, someone with knowledge of local academia that the general public does not have.

[Philippus Flavius Homovallumus]

Hi all

First off, I'd just like to say that I love EB, been playing since .7something (I think?) and have been a longtime lurker.

The purpose of this post is to request some resources from you. I'm in the process of creating an argument for a research proposal for my final piece of undergraduate assessment at uni. I'm wanting to create a new argument in favour of a form of urbanisation occuring in pre-Roman Iron Age Gaul. What I was wondering is if any of the EB team have links to up-to-date academic papers and journal articles dealing with this subject material.

This way I can (hopefully) get access to resources that I probably won't find in my own research

Cheers
Hodgson

The first three questions that spring to mind are:

1. What country are you in?

2. What is the length of your dissertation? (min and max)

3. Have you tried JSTOR?

[Hodgson]

Hi Philipvs Vallindervs Calicvla

I'm in Australia, the written element is only a 1500 word research design but the research is presented as a half hour presentation. And I've tried JSTOR. Maybe I'm just looking in the wrong places, I'm not sure. My problem is that I'm supposed to be using up-to-date research except I can't find any papers on the topic that are younger than about 15 years old. Is that because I suck at searching or because there hasn't been anything published for that long? I'm leaning towards me sucking at searching...

Cheers
Hodgson