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  2. THE PERSONALITY AND LEGACY OF FOXExhibition catalogue Edited by ...

    https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/files/media/the_personality_and_legacy_of_fox_exhibition_catalogue.pdf
    15 Apr 2024: Philosophy at Cambridge – in middle age: this was published in 1923, and I was born in 1882. ... Evidence for human activity greatly reduces in the Early and Middle Saxon periods, with activity increasing significantly from Late Saxon times (Figure 1c).

  3. THE PERSONALITY AND LEGACY OF FOXExhibition catalogue Edited by ...

    https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/files/media/the_personality_and_legacy_of_fox_exhibition_catalogue.pdf
    15 Apr 2024: Philosophy at Cambridge – in middle age: this was published in 1923, and I was born in 1882. ... Evidence for human activity greatly reduces in the Early and Middle Saxon periods, with activity increasing significantly from Late Saxon times (Figure 1c).

  4. THE PERSONALITY AND LEGACY OF FOXExhibition catalogue Edited by ...

    https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/sites/www.arch.cam.ac.uk/files/media/the_personality_and_legacy_of_fox_exhibition_catalogue.pdf
    15 Apr 2024: Philosophy at Cambridge – in middle age: this was published in 1923, and I was born in 1882. ... Evidence for human activity greatly reduces in the Early and Middle Saxon periods, with activity increasing significantly from Late Saxon times (Figure 1c).

  5. THE PERSONALITY AND LEGACY OF FOXExhibition catalogue Edited by ...

    https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/sites/www.arch.cam.ac.uk/files/media/the_personality_and_legacy_of_fox_exhibition_catalogue.pdf
    15 Apr 2024: Philosophy at Cambridge – in middle age: this was published in 1923, and I was born in 1882. ... Evidence for human activity greatly reduces in the Early and Middle Saxon periods, with activity increasing significantly from Late Saxon times (Figure 1c).

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