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In a message dated 9/28/2006 2:02:33 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
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conservative Brits decided to put more emphasis on Roman &
prehistoric archaeology, in part to undermine popular interest in the
supposedly more liberal/egalitarian medieval period that was manifesting
itself in the form of the arts & crafts movement, etc.
Now this is an interesting side bar to the IA, HA, etc thread. What about
the Arts & Crafts (A & C) Movement archaeology for industrial and residential
features and artifacts? The true believers in the movement created communal
shops, libraries and printing presses, schools and manufactured all manner of
things from the earth for the broader A & C market. On this side of the pond,
some groups of A & C followers were more involved than others. I am now
wondering if someone on the list has surveyed and excavated the industrial
ceramics, metal smithing, and furniture factories and associated residential
communities of A & C people? I
Ron May
Legacy 106, Inc.
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