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ELIZABETH CROOKE. Politics, archaeology and the creation of a national museum of Ireland: an expression of national life. xii+211 pages, 13 figures. 2000. Dublin: Irish Academic Press; 0-7165-2729-4 hardback 35 [pounds sterling] & US$49.50.

ELEANA YALOURI. The Acropolis: global fame, local claim, xx+238 pages, 59 figures. 2001. Oxford: Berg; 1-85973-595-9 paperback.

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