Sunday, June 20, 2004
I overheard a conversation about 'alternative' historians the other day. One chap was saying that archaeologists should embrace the authors of those 'lost mysteries of the ancients' titles as popularisers of archaeology. The rhetorical response was cutting. "Is Tony Blair be expected to embrace the BNP as popularisers of politics?"
# posted by seedybee : 6/20/2004 09:29:00 AM
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