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Re: A decade of The Modern Antiquarian
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Dour, vituperative and obsessed. And that's when I'm in a good mood.

But I've still never seen the book. Not even on a bookshelf or in someone's hand. The closest I've got to it was hearing Mark Radcliffe clonk it on the desk on R2 during an interview. And I make a point of not listening to Radio 2.

But the standard work misses all my finds in SW Northumberland, which include the smallest circle known - a four-poster - and one of the largest circles known, at Kirkhaugh. And there's none of the Bolton monuments in there either. Not even one of the Smithills long barrows or stone rows.


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11th July 2009ce
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