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Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1969. Paul Jacobsthal's corpus, Early Celtic Art, has proved invaluable for this task. Regional archaeological surveys contain few important works of art. Most sites yield humbler artifacts and the surveys often exclude isolated, chance finds by members of the public, and those items excavated prior to modern recording methods. Jacobsthal records nearly five hundred different patterns: this diversity of design is characteristic of Celtic art and exact parallels between designs are difficult to find; yet, so many of these patterns are immediately recognizable as Celtic. . 2nd. Original Blue Cloth Boards. Very Good. Quarto. Ex Library with Minimal Stamps.