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Figure 2 also shows those museums and Units (squares and triangles
respectively) which, from questionnaire replies, were aware of club activity in
their area. Open squares represent those museums which had no knowledge
whatever of any ...
Figure 2 also shows those museums and Units (squares and triangles
respectively) which, from questionnaire replies, were aware of club activity in
their area. Open squares represent those museums which had no knowledge
whatever of any ...
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Of the 15% of museums that had no programme of temporary exhibitions or other
means of actively encouraging local interest, as many as 70% were aware of
treasure hunting activity in their area; this figure rose to 92% for those museums ...
Of the 15% of museums that had no programme of temporary exhibitions or other
means of actively encouraging local interest, as many as 70% were aware of
treasure hunting activity in their area; this figure rose to 92% for those museums ...
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Another aspect of treasure hunting is that it is essentially a leisure activity. Since
the eighteenth century recreation has largely been transformed by social and
economic change: in the Industrial Revolution the need for a different approach
to ...
Another aspect of treasure hunting is that it is essentially a leisure activity. Since
the eighteenth century recreation has largely been transformed by social and
economic change: in the Industrial Revolution the need for a different approach
to ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Archaeological review from Cambridge, Volume 2, Issue 1 Archaeological review from Cambridge |
| Published | 1983 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 12 Apr 2011 |
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