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    the destruction of two barrows on golf-links near Warminster, Wiltshire (British English)
    1 March 1912Gregorian
    1909
    these excavations co-directed with husband B. H. Cunnington (British English)
    these excavations co-directed with husband B. H. Cunnington (British English)
    1909
    1912
    The site excavated was near Shepherd's Shore, Bishops Cannings. Excavations co-directed with husband B. H Cunnington. (British English)
    Excavations co-directed with husband B. H Cunnington. (British English)
    Maud Cunnington is identified as the owner of White Barrow, which she sold to the National Trust in 1909. She reserved rights to excavate it with her husband. (English)
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    1909
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    https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q4212534
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    https://viaf.org/viaf/283459248/#Maud_Cunnington_British_archaeologist
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    Cunnington regularly features in Earthwork Committee from 1907. Her excavation work is recorded and her publications included in the report bibliographies. (British English)
    39861
    https://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/library/browse/personDetails.xhtml?personId=39861
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