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Philip Arthur Rahtz (11
March 1921 – 2 June 2011) was a
British archaeologist.
Rahtz was born in Bristol.
After leaving Bristol Grammar School, he became...
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Rahtz (13
February 1955 – 15
March 2016) (SPQR) was a
British digital humanities information professional. Born in 1955 to
archaeologist Philip Rahtz...
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South West
Heritage Trust.
Retrieved 27
October 2013.
Rahtz &
Watts 2003, p. 79.
Rahtz &
Watts 2003, p. 83. "Historical
Earthquake Listing". British...
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views the
Glastonbury cross as the
result of a late 12th-century fraud. See
Rahtz 1993;
Carey 1999;
Harris 2018. It is
known for
certain the
monks later added...
- from
teTeX to TeX Live. The
project was
originally started by
Sebastian Rahtz in 1996 in
collaboration with the TeX user
groups worldwide,
including the...
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Glastonbury cross as the
result of a
probably late-12th-century fraud. See
Rahtz 1993,
Carey 1999 and
Harris 2018.
Neubecker 1998–2002 Tom Shippey, "So Much...
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organic chemistry, the Bohlmann–
Rahtz pyridine synthesis is a
reaction that
generates substituted pyridines in two steps,
first a
condensation reaction...
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excavated by
Augustus Pitt
Rivers between 1888 and 1891 and by
Philip Rahtz in
advance of road
widening in 1958.
Bokerley **** may have
originated in...
- 70 n. 132.
Keynes 1999, pp. 54–55;
Rahtz 1989, p. 17; Gem 1984, p. 11.
Stowell 1971, p. 141.
Rahtz 1989, p. 17.
Rahtz 1989, p. 17;
Keynes 1984, p. 11. Keynes...
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about 3 feet thick.
Along each wall were two
features described by
Rahtz as
buttresses but were more
likely to have been pilasters, as
their small...
