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100 (April 1986): . was 100 issues old and neatly managed an archaeological (as well as archaeofashionable) A-Z, from Addyman to Wainwright

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2020-04-09

fantastique...

In order to encourage social distancing, let us all wear snakes like

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2020-04-01

Current mood given the weather, politics, etc.

Pensive yet determined with Atkinson, Attenborough and Co., Silbury Hill, 1968

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2020-02-17

fantastique today...

-- northern soul album cover?
-- miners strike, circa 1972?
-- gritty 1960s cop-show?
-- all of the above?

Atkinson, Attenborough and Co., Silbury Hill, April 1968

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2019-11-02

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Once upon a time archaeologists gleefully wore suits with lapels so wide that you could land a light aircraft on them. in 1956.

. copyright (they sell copies at https://t.co/sMO3oJBacv)

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2019-09-12

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Your periodic reminder that would have kicked butt any day of the week

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2019-09-07

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More and Bill Burke, Jane Mull and Gladys Hamlin working at the Frick Art Reference Library on a map of Paris. circa 1943-44

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2019-09-04

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Visitors to Carwynnen Quoit, Cornwall some time in the 1920s by the look of the (fabulous) fashions

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2019-07-27

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Lord Carnarvon reads on the veranda of Carter’s house near the Valley of the Kings

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2019-07-13

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Sir John Tradescant Junior in his garden, by William Dobson, circa 1720

Furry but friendly?

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2019-06-26

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Sir Neil Cossons and friends at Hereford cathedral, 2001

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2019-06-11

Today’s fantastique:

Rather fun reconstruction of excavators in the early C20, when was funding fieldwork there.

From a set of illustrations produced c 2004 for display / interpretation on site

. IC074/041

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2019-02-20