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The impact of the Shackleton report on developments in the Falkland Islands post-1982. J.H. McAdam (2013) – not yet available

Posted on 02/01/2013 by Tom McAdam

This paper was presented at a conference on “The Archaeologies of Margaret Thatcher” at the University of Bournemouth, December 2013.

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Trust’s Consultant presents papers at 2 major conferences 17/10/2018
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