Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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... less frequent than individual hunts . Criticism of archaeologists was extreme in only three cases , which described the statement in Q10 as " absolute rubbish " , " sour grapes " , and even " born out of almost total ignorance " . To ...
... less frequent than individual hunts . Criticism of archaeologists was extreme in only three cases , which described the statement in Q10 as " absolute rubbish " , " sour grapes " , and even " born out of almost total ignorance " . To ...
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... less than half of those to which it was offered . Nevertheless , significant numbers of metal detecting club replies were prepared to admit to having little interest in history and could muster only the vaguest appreciation of ...
... less than half of those to which it was offered . Nevertheless , significant numbers of metal detecting club replies were prepared to admit to having little interest in history and could muster only the vaguest appreciation of ...
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... less confident era , before excavating the entire site if it promised to yield interesting results . Shaw Lefevre , as first Commissioner of Works ( the minister responsible for administering the Act ) left Pitt - Rivers very much to ...
... less confident era , before excavating the entire site if it promised to yield interesting results . Shaw Lefevre , as first Commissioner of Works ( the minister responsible for administering the Act ) left Pitt - Rivers very much to ...
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