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  • Country Life

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    Jan 27, 2021 0 minutes

    This is the definitive work on the ‘father, described in the foreword by Robert Macfarlane as ‘unmistakably a work of art as well as a document of record'. Drawing on the Oxford University Museum of Natural History's vast archive, the map is accompanied by geological cross-sections, county maps, fossil illustrations and essays by leading academics.

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