Excavating Victorians Robert Howse

Excavating Victorians Robert HowseHow Victorians reacted to the new sciences of geology and archaeology. Excavating Victorians examines nineteenth century Britain's reaction to the revelations about time and natural history provided by the new sciences of geology and archaeology. The Victorians faced one of the greatest paradigm shifts in history: the bottom dropped out of time, and they had to reinvent their relationship to the earth and to time and history. These new sciences took

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