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Hi Adrian
Wanted to thank you for the press cutting featuring Dr Matthew Johnson
looking for Bigfoot but mislaid your email address. It occupies pride
of place on my office door!
On another topic, you probably know this already, but in the wake of the
McPherson Report English Heritage is developing more proactive policy
towards a multicultural heritage (not sure that makes sense but you know
what I mean) and as part of this is doing some architectural work in
London's East End on architecture used successively by Huguenot, Jewish
and Bangladeshi groups. A bit vague but might be worth checking out the
EH website (english-heritage.org.uk I think) if you're still pursuing
the archaeology of Jewish communities.
Matthew
Praetzellis wrote:
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> So I'm quietly grading Introduction to Archaeology final exams when the
> following statement leaps from the page:
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> Q. Explain each of the following terms: ...carrying capacity.
> A. The limit at which an individual can carry no more, be the individual a
> person or a pot.
>
> Did I say that?
>
> Adrian Praetzellis
> Anonymous University
> Somewhere in the Northern Hemisphere
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