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Museums have always been concerned with two basic tasks: to maintain
collections in order not just physically, but also in relation to some philosophical
system; and to explain them to the visitor. Obviously, these tasks are not always
in ...
Museums have always been concerned with two basic tasks: to maintain
collections in order not just physically, but also in relation to some philosophical
system; and to explain them to the visitor. Obviously, these tasks are not always
in ...
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Urban excavations normally attract large crowds and much attention while going
on, but often lack the means to share fascinating data from the community's past
with the visiting members of that community. Urban excavations are usually not ...
Urban excavations normally attract large crowds and much attention while going
on, but often lack the means to share fascinating data from the community's past
with the visiting members of that community. Urban excavations are usually not ...
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Soon after acquiring it, they had appointed, in 1823, the antiquarian Henry
Browne as its attending guardian, allowing him to sell guidebooks and give
lectures in exchange for looking after the place - stopping visitors from damaging
the stones ...
Soon after acquiring it, they had appointed, in 1823, the antiquarian Henry
Browne as its attending guardian, allowing him to sell guidebooks and give
lectures in exchange for looking after the place - stopping visitors from damaging
the stones ...
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Bibliographic information
| 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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