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@Vibracobra23@mastodon.social · 2 days ago

#1185 Taryn Harris (ed) - The Royal Institution of Cornwall Newsletter 52. Royal lnstitution of Cornwall, Truro, October 2012.

#Cornwall #RoyalInstitutionOfCornwall #Archaeology #Museums #Archives #BookOfTheDay

The front cover of The Royal Institution of Cornwall Newsletter 52 for October 2012, with title in yellow and white on a red background alongside the arms of the RIC and with a large colour photo of the official opening of the Unwrapping the Past exhibition at the Royal Cornwall Museum in Truro.

@Vibracobra23@mastodon.social · 2 days ago

#1185 Taryn Harris (ed) - The Royal Institution of Cornwall Newsletter 52. Royal lnstitution of Cornwall, Truro, October 2012.

#Cornwall #RoyalInstitutionOfCornwall #Archaeology #Museums #Archives #BookOfTheDay

The front cover of The Royal Institution of Cornwall Newsletter 52 for October 2012, with title in yellow and white on a red background alongside the arms of the RIC and with a large colour photo of the official opening of the Unwrapping the Past exhibition at the Royal Cornwall Museum in Truro.

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@Vibracobra23@mastodon.social · 3 days ago

#1184 Daphne Harris (ed) - Cornish Archaeology - Hendhyscans Kernow, No 28, 1989. Cornwall Archaeological Society, Truro.

#Cornwall #Archaeology #CornwallArchaeologicalSociety #DaphneHarris #StNeot #BodminMoor #KitHill #BookOfTheDay

The front cover of Cornish Archaeology or Hendhyscans Kernow No 28 for 1989. Plain pale yellow with title in black and an illustration by Helen Gerrard representing tin streaming and agricuture on Bodmin Moor enclosed within the outline of a Cornish shovel.

@Vibracobra23@mastodon.social · 3 days ago

#1184 Daphne Harris (ed) - Cornish Archaeology - Hendhyscans Kernow, No 28, 1989. Cornwall Archaeological Society, Truro.

#Cornwall #Archaeology #CornwallArchaeologicalSociety #DaphneHarris #StNeot #BodminMoor #KitHill #BookOfTheDay

The front cover of Cornish Archaeology or Hendhyscans Kernow No 28 for 1989. Plain pale yellow with title in black and an illustration by Helen Gerrard representing tin streaming and agricuture on Bodmin Moor enclosed within the outline of a Cornish shovel.

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