Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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Page 31
... look at the decline of the South Wales Coalfield . ABOVE GROUND ARCHAEOLOGY has been shown in Venice , in Cecil Hewitt's programme the ' Master Carpenters ' , and in the film which followed the dismantling of a Sussex cottage and its re ...
... look at the decline of the South Wales Coalfield . ABOVE GROUND ARCHAEOLOGY has been shown in Venice , in Cecil Hewitt's programme the ' Master Carpenters ' , and in the film which followed the dismantling of a Sussex cottage and its re ...
Page 62
... look after monuments themselves , since it was " irrational to expect the Government to provide caretakers for every monument " and impossible " for a single Inspector to stand sentry " over them all ( this was a major factor in ...
... look after monuments themselves , since it was " irrational to expect the Government to provide caretakers for every monument " and impossible " for a single Inspector to stand sentry " over them all ( this was a major factor in ...
Page 67
... look after the marbles or to make them accessible to millions of visitors . What they cannot do at present is to replace them in their original positions . Lord Elgin's architects , in removing the sculptures , destroyed the ...
... look after the marbles or to make them accessible to millions of visitors . What they cannot do at present is to replace them in their original positions . Lord Elgin's architects , in removing the sculptures , destroyed the ...
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