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The British Museum and British Antiquities

Antiquity, 1963
Professor Hawkes’s important article on ‘The British Museum and British Archaeology’ in the December number of ANTIQUITY is based on an intimate knowledge of the Museum and a sympathetic understanding of the disabilities which have beset it since the war. It may be that he is not fully aware of the changes in work and tempo that have markedly developed
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British Universities and British Antiquities.

2017
Proceedings of the Cambridge Antiquarian Society, 14 (2), 140 ...
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The British Museum and British Archaeology

Antiquity, 1962
To aid digestion of ANTIQUITY’S yeasty September Editorial, on our own and other national museums and archaeologies, I offer what follows as a chaser. ‘The British’, declared the Editor, ‘are a disgrace archaeologically’, because they have not bothered to insist on a first-class museum, at the centre, for their national archaeology and history.
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Black British, White British

Canadian Journal of African Studies / Revue Canadienne des Études Africaines, 1977
Cecil A. Abrahams, Dilip Hiro
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The British Census

Science, 1911
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Evaluating the effectiveness of British Columbia's environmental assessment process for first nations' participation in mining development

Environmental Impact Assessment Review, 2003
Douglas Baker
exaly  

British History and British Music

The Musical Times, 1920
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Brexit, British People of Colour in the EU-27 and everyday racism in Britain and Europe

Ethnic and Racial Studies, 2019
Michaela Benson
exaly  

British Viewpoint on British Medicine

New England Journal of Medicine, 1949
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British Honduras and British Guiana

2023
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