Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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Page 66
... later , when the marbles were already housed in the British Museum , he wrote more calmly : " I oppose , and will ever oppose , the robbery of ruins from Athens to instruct the English in sculpture ; but why did I do so ? The ruins are ...
... later , when the marbles were already housed in the British Museum , he wrote more calmly : " I oppose , and will ever oppose , the robbery of ruins from Athens to instruct the English in sculpture ; but why did I do so ? The ruins are ...
Page 73
... later historical sources and there is a strong bias towards later material . This is understandable in that a wealth of information survives for the later period , but it is exactly for the same reason that a full discussion of the ...
... later historical sources and there is a strong bias towards later material . This is understandable in that a wealth of information survives for the later period , but it is exactly for the same reason that a full discussion of the ...
Page 77
... later discussion . This treatment emphasises the lack of an archaeological perspective . We are faced with a bewildering array of specialisations , which mus t surely reinforce the tendency of some archaeologists to collect specialists ...
... later discussion . This treatment emphasises the lack of an archaeological perspective . We are faced with a bewildering array of specialisations , which mus t surely reinforce the tendency of some archaeologists to collect specialists ...
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