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Tag Archives: British National Archives
“Not all Archaeologists are Spies…”
…but a lot of them were! A wonderful recent post on the British National Archives blog by Dr. Juliette Desplat highlights two famous archaeologists who were, indeed, spies. Digging for King and Country discusses how Gertrude Bell and T. E. … Continue reading
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Tagged British National Archives, James Breasted, Spies, World War I
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