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... Cambridge , Southampton , Newcastle , Sheffield , Edinburgh , Wick , Inverness , Cumbernauld , London , Colchester and Lancaster . The Cambridge pilot study was carried out by the Cambridge Research Cooperative in collaboration with ...
... Cambridge , Southampton , Newcastle , Sheffield , Edinburgh , Wick , Inverness , Cumbernauld , London , Colchester and Lancaster . The Cambridge pilot study was carried out by the Cambridge Research Cooperative in collaboration with ...
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... Cambridge University Press , Cambridge . McClellan , A. 1982 Letter . Popular Archaeology 3 ( 10 ) : 42 . Nisbet , B. Letter . Treasure Hunter 1 ( 10 ) : 57 . Payne , G. 1980 ' Payne ' replies . Treasure Hunter 3 ( 7 ) : 6-7 . Rahtz , P ...
... Cambridge University Press , Cambridge . McClellan , A. 1982 Letter . Popular Archaeology 3 ( 10 ) : 42 . Nisbet , B. Letter . Treasure Hunter 1 ( 10 ) : 57 . Payne , G. 1980 ' Payne ' replies . Treasure Hunter 3 ( 7 ) : 6-7 . Rahtz , P ...
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