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The emphasis which Tradescant placed on the need to reduce his materials to
order , and to identify them in the English ... The selection of material to publicly
illustrate this knowledge is done by a group of scholars trained , as a first priority ,
to ...
The emphasis which Tradescant placed on the need to reduce his materials to
order , and to identify them in the English ... The selection of material to publicly
illustrate this knowledge is done by a group of scholars trained , as a first priority ,
to ...
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There is little sense of there is a strong bias towards time or change , indeed , it is
not later material . This is underclear how far he believes that standable in that a
wealth of inthere was no change . His interp - formation survives for the later ...
There is little sense of there is a strong bias towards time or change , indeed , it is
not later material . This is underclear how far he believes that standable in that a
wealth of inthere was no change . His interp - formation survives for the later ...
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earlier material would have been which has formed a major focus of welcomed ,
particularly as the stan archaeological research in all the dard of the few figures
provided is countries around the North Sea . good . The current transformation of
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earlier material would have been which has formed a major focus of welcomed ,
particularly as the stan archaeological research in all the dard of the few figures
provided is countries around the North Sea . good . The current transformation of
...
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| Title | Archaeological review from Cambridge, Volume 2, Issue 1 Archaeological review from Cambridge |
| Published | 1983 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 12 Apr 2011 |
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