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When the Summer Gets Hot, Coolly Crack Open a Book: Book Notes, Summer 2014
Posted by Edward V. Curtin on July 21, 2014 in Book Reviews | ∞
Buffer We all lead busy lives, and although often it is hard to find time to read, summer beckons as one of the best times to open a book you haven’t looked at before. This time of year can be busy for archaeologists and many others, but why not take a break with a book? […]
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