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Two new large volumes admirably expand and downwardly warp the reference shelf. First, and grimly relevant in mid-recession, is the long-awaited Blackwell's encyclopedia of industrial archaeology (BARRIE TRINDER (ed.) xxii+964 pages, 178 figures, several maps. 1992. Oxford: Blackwell; ISBN 0-631-14216-9 hardback |pounds~100). A first-class comprehensive work compiled by the Ironbridge Institute. Kicking off with Aachen (thereby honoured as the 'aardvark' of industrial archaeology), close on a thousand pages of entries cover most conceivable topics, technologies, sites, ...
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