-
later became known as
Diggers because of
their attempts to farm on
common land. Due to this and to
their beliefs, the
Diggers were
driven from one county...
- Look up
Digger or
digger in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Digger or
diggers may
refer to: Excavator,
heavy construction equipment consisting of a boom...
- Landout. The
Diggers fostered and
inspired later groups like the Yippies. The
Diggers took
their name from the
original English Diggers (1649–1650) who...
- the 1930s, the gold
digger trope was used in a
number of po****r
American films, most
notably Gold
Diggers of 1933, Gold
Diggers of 1935, Baby Face, Red-Headed...
- Look up gold
digger in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Gold
Digger, Gold
Diggers or The Gold
Diggers may
refer to: Gold
digger,
someone who
engages in...
- The Gold
Diggers,
starring Hope
Hampton and
Wyndham Standing, and
again as a
talkie in 1929,
directed by Roy Del Ruth. That film, Gold
Diggers of Broadway...
-
Diggers Rest (formerly
Diggers' Rest) is a
suburb in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. It is 28 km (17 mi) and 29
minutes north-west of Melbourne's Central...
- The
Diggers are a
Scottish post-Britpop
powerpop band, with a 1997
debut album,
Mount Everest.
Members Miezitis and
Moffatt had
attended school together...
-
Zealanders would call each
other "
Digger", the
British tended to call the New
Zealanders "Kiwis" and
Australians "
Diggers". The
equivalent slang for a British...
-
Diggers is a coming-of-age film
directed by
Katherine Dieckmann. It
portrays four working-class
friends who work as clam
diggers in West Islip, on the...
