Caro Baroja y Galicia
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https://doi.org/10.3989/rdtp.1996.v51.i1.334Abstract
Julio Caro Baraja adopted the difussionist theory of the historico-cultural circles of the Vienna school. He felt certain that, of all the regions in the Iberian Península, Galicia was the most celtic, albeit less so than authors of the Resurximento and the Generación Nós wanted us to believe. The impact of Romanization -played down by the same authors- was also important, second only to the celtic influence.
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