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Ruined Paradise: Geology and the Emergence of Archaeology

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When Percy Shelley in his “Ode to Naples” (1820) called that city the “metropolis of a ruined paradise” he was reflecting, as he tells us, on his earlier visit and the “enthusiasm excited by the in...

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