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Following the antiquarian interests of a handful of seventeenth and eighteenth
century country squires and parsons , there emerged in the nineteenth century a
growing flood of interest and activity . These activities included such things as the
...
Following the antiquarian interests of a handful of seventeenth and eighteenth
century country squires and parsons , there emerged in the nineteenth century a
growing flood of interest and activity . These activities included such things as the
...
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Also , the evidence for organised industrious activity which such maps
represented was important in order to justify the continued presence of expatriot
archaeologists in Senegal : so this direction of validation was targeted at the
Senegalese ...
Also , the evidence for organised industrious activity which such maps
represented was important in order to justify the continued presence of expatriot
archaeologists in Senegal : so this direction of validation was targeted at the
Senegalese ...
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By contrast , systematic research in The Gambia had been limited to the activities
of the foreign expeditions , all of which had been concerned with ... The
conservation advice put forward in 1981 was therefore not a by - product of such
activity .
By contrast , systematic research in The Gambia had been limited to the activities
of the foreign expeditions , all of which had been concerned with ... The
conservation advice put forward in 1981 was therefore not a by - product of such
activity .
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| Title | Archaeological review from Cambridge, Volume 5, Issue 1 Archaeological review from Cambridge |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 25 Jun 2007 |
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