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Harold Peake

British archaeologist

Born	1867
Died	1946

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The bronze age and the Celtic world

by Harold Peake
First published in 1922 — 5 editions
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The flood: new light on an old story

by Harold Peake
First published in 1930 — 5 editions
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Peasants & potters

by Harold Peake
First published in 1927 — 4 editions
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Merchant venturers in bronze

by Harold Peake First published in 1931 — 4 editions

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The steppe & the sown

by Harold Peake First published in 1928 — 4 editions

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Early steps in human progress.

by Harold Peake First published in 1900 — 3 editions
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The English village, the origin and decay of its community: an anthropological interpretation

by Harold Peake
First published in 1922 — 3 editions
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The way of the sea

by Harold Peake First published in 1929 — 3 editions
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Apes & men

by Harold Peake First published in 1927 — 3 editions

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Priests & Kings

by Harold Peake First published in 1927 — 3 editions
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The corridors of time

by Harold Peake First published in 1927 — 3 editions

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Times and places

by Harold Peake First published in 1956 — 3 editions

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Hunters & artists

by Harold Peake First published in 1927 — 3 editions

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The Bronze Age and the Celtic world.

by Harold Peake First published in 1969 — 2 editions

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The origins of agriculture

by Harold Peake First published in 1928 — 2 editions

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The corridors of time

by Harold Peake First published in 1927 — 2 editions

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The horse and the sword

by Harold Peake First published in 1933 — 2 editions
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The law and the prophets

by Harold Peake First published in 1936 — 2 editions

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Hunters And Artists

by Harold Peake First published in 2007 — 1 edition

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Peasants and Potters

by Harold Peake and Herbert John Fleure First published in 2007 — 1 edition

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British archaeologist

Born	1867
Died	1946

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OLID: OL140350A
ISNI: 0000000121350171
Library of Congress Names: nr95004898
Project Gutenberg: 44036
VIAF: 59198812
Wikidata: Q15130051
Inventaire.io: wd:Q15130051

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Harold John Edward Peake
Peake, Harold John Edward, 1867-1946.
Harold. Peake
Harold J. Peake

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September 28, 2022	Edited by Tom Morris	merge authors
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