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World Industrial Archaeology

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Introduction Part I. The Techniques Appropriate to the Study: Part II. The Range of Current Work: 1. The extractive industries 2. Food and drink 3. Construction: purpose, design and materials 4. Metal processing 5. Transport 6. Textiles, clothing, footwear 7. Power 8. Chemicals and related industries Conclusions Bibliography Index.

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