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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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Erskine , R. 1982 Why I collect . Popular Archaeology 4 ( 2 ) : 45-6 . Fowler , P. J. 1977 Approach to Archaeology . A. and B. Black , London . Gans , H. J. 1974 Popular Culture and High Culture . Basic Books , New York .
Erskine , R. 1982 Why I collect . Popular Archaeology 4 ( 2 ) : 45-6 . Fowler , P. J. 1977 Approach to Archaeology . A. and B. Black , London . Gans , H. J. 1974 Popular Culture and High Culture . Basic Books , New York .
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... bones which must surely reinforce the really nothing more than a weeding tendency of some archaeologists to out process designed to leave collect specialists as if they were sample of environmental indicators ? exotic butterflies .
... bones which must surely reinforce the really nothing more than a weeding tendency of some archaeologists to out process designed to leave collect specialists as if they were sample of environmental indicators ? exotic butterflies .
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