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Gas and grain : the conservation of networked industrial landscapes
This thesis examines the networked industrial landscapes of Cape Town's nineteenth century gas supply industry, and South Africa's twentieth century grain elevator system. The thesis takes the view that, although created in very differing circumstances, both networks were explicitly constructed with...
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Department of Archaeology
2019
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