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... abstract . of a The result we all know very well - the great upsurge in the last 15 years of metal detecting and collecting of objects . Metal detecting has become a cheap and accessible means collecting archaeological material .
... abstract . of a The result we all know very well - the great upsurge in the last 15 years of metal detecting and collecting of objects . Metal detecting has become a cheap and accessible means collecting archaeological material .
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Information collected the gender , occupation , previous occupations , marital status , education , leisure activities and home environment of the interviewees . They were then asked about their familiarity with archaeology .
Information collected the gender , occupation , previous occupations , marital status , education , leisure activities and home environment of the interviewees . They were then asked about their familiarity with archaeology .
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... Robert Erskine ( 1982 ) neatly distinguishes between socially acceptable and unacceptable forms of collecting behaviour ... collects antiquities of low commercial value , looking down ' patronisingly ' on those who pay huge Similar ...
... Robert Erskine ( 1982 ) neatly distinguishes between socially acceptable and unacceptable forms of collecting behaviour ... collects antiquities of low commercial value , looking down ' patronisingly ' on those who pay huge Similar ...
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Contents
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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