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We are not further education , not Open University but , along with the other three channels , are fighting for an audience in a television world increasingly dominated by finance and a concern for high audience ratings .
We are not further education , not Open University but , along with the other three channels , are fighting for an audience in a television world increasingly dominated by finance and a concern for high audience ratings .
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It was probably the longest exposure and the largest audience that archaeology has ever had and the first time since King Tut that archaeology has really been international news . How well we might have succeeded in informing ...
It was probably the longest exposure and the largest audience that archaeology has ever had and the first time since King Tut that archaeology has really been international news . How well we might have succeeded in informing ...
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Whilst all these films were different in feel and presentation , they had in common the fact that they showed the audience the literal and metaphorical nitty - gritty of dirt archaeology . I think that it is most important that our ...
Whilst all these films were different in feel and presentation , they had in common the fact that they showed the audience the literal and metaphorical nitty - gritty of dirt archaeology . I think that it is most important that our ...
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STATEMENT OF EDITORIAL INTENT | 2 |
David R Crowther | 9 |
Brian Charge The work of a local society and its interaction | 21 |
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