Hadrian's Wall: a social and cultural history
H
undreds of thousands of people visit Hadrian's Wall each year, a far cry from the situation in the nineteenth century
when sites were owned by privileged individuals who could use them for their own research - and for the pleasure of themselves and
their friends.
This book is not 'yet another publication on Hadrian's wall'; it provides a social study of the
changing patterns of interest in and access to this great monument. .
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