Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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... Stonehenge " , pitched in with tackling miscreants when he saw them and with sending in his under - gamekeeper to evict the colony of Stonehenge rabbits . The worst single problem was the hammering - off of chunks of stone , so that on ...
... Stonehenge " , pitched in with tackling miscreants when he saw them and with sending in his under - gamekeeper to evict the colony of Stonehenge rabbits . The worst single problem was the hammering - off of chunks of stone , so that on ...
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... Stonehenge into State care . The archaeologists did not easily give up . A fourman committee of the Wiltshire Archaeological Society ( with Henry Cunnington tactlessly among its members ) made a very critical report on the state of ...
... Stonehenge into State care . The archaeologists did not easily give up . A fourman committee of the Wiltshire Archaeological Society ( with Henry Cunnington tactlessly among its members ) made a very critical report on the state of ...
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... Stonehenge . Wiltshire Archaeological Magazine 70/71 : 112 . Chippindale , C. in press . What future for Stonehenge ? Antiquity , in press . Chippindale , C. 1983 Stonehenge Complete . Thames and Hudson , London . Lane - Fox , A. 1870 ...
... Stonehenge . Wiltshire Archaeological Magazine 70/71 : 112 . Chippindale , C. in press . What future for Stonehenge ? Antiquity , in press . Chippindale , C. 1983 Stonehenge Complete . Thames and Hudson , London . Lane - Fox , A. 1870 ...
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