10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «POTHUNTER»
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pothunter in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
pothunter and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Artifacts: A Faye Longchamp Mystery
Faye Longchamp was digging like a pothunter and she hated herself for it.
Pothunters were a bare notch above grave robbers. They were vultures. Once a
pothunter defiled an ancient site, archaeologists could only hope to salvage a
fraction ...
2
Bathed in Blood: Hunting and Mastery in the Old South
Crafted and refined through numerous appearances in the sporting press, the
image of the pothunter became an easily recognizable literary trope, which
sporting writers referenced whenever in need of a negative role model or a piece
of ...
3
Oklahoma Treasures and Treasure Tales
The search goes on. I have never been a pothunter, because at a very early age I
was in the field with archaeologists and saw how sickened and horrified they
were by the destruction wreaked by treasure seekers. Not only had irreplaceable
...
The pothunter, according to an archeologist quoted in A Survey of Vandalism to
Archeological Resources in Southwestern Colorado, ' "deserves eternal
damnation". Anyone can sympathize with this harsh judgment who has seen the
results ot ...
5
Doing archaeology: a cultural resource management perspective
Who Am I? Pothunter to Professional I've been doing archaeology and CRM for
close to fifty years, starting in my early teens as what archaeologists call a "
pothunter." That term — a derogatory one — means someone without all the
proper ...
6
The Trimmed Lamp: And Other Stories of the Four Million
KappelmanandReeves were already there. And Miss Tooker, who designed the
May cover for the Ladies' Notathome Magazine. And Mrs. Pothunter, who never
drank anything but black andwhite highballs, being in mourning for her husband,
...
7
The World's Best Thin Books, Revised: What to Read When Your ...
Mrs. Elliot: Kate's mother, the curator for the local museum. Uncle Bernie: Mrs.
Elliot's uncle. Pete: a pothunter who steals the shaman's stone from the
archaeological site where it belonged. jimmy Fang: a friend of Kate's who plans
to be an ...
Joni Richards Bodart, 2000
Artistic slang. Potfaker,ahawker of crockeryandgeneral earthenware. Pothat, a
lowcrowned hat, as distinguished from the soft wideawake and the stovepipe.
Pothunter, a sportsman who shoots anything he comes across, having more
regard to ...
John Camden Hotten, Francis Grose, Ambrose Bierce, 2014
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Illicit Antiquities: The Theft of Culture and the Extinction ...
Entrance leading tothe Quetzalpapalotl palace, lined withstoresselling
souvenirsto thetourists 9.6 Entrance to the siteof Tulum, linedwithstores selling
souvenirs to tourists 9.7 Photo ofTulumtaken towardsits entrance 11.1 A '
pothunter' in ...
Neil Brodie, Kathryn Walker Tubb, 2003
Had Crockett turned intoa merciless pothunter? Had he killed the man in the pit
for his own gain? James Harlow had intimated he didn't trust Crockett, yet she'd
brushed if off as alltoocommon collegiate rivalry. “I wastrying to protect myself.
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «POTHUNTER»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
pothunter is used in the context of the following news items.
8 Things to Do in Taos
When a pothunter gets trapped in a cave, Tatum smells his ticket to the big time. It's a portrait of sensationalist journalism that exploits a story for ... «Huffington Post, Jul 14»
18 months after Utah raid, do artifact laws stop theft?
Prison sentences, such as the one he won against the late, notoriously defiant Blanding pothunter Earl Shumway, generally come from direct ... «Salt Lake Tribune, Dec 10»
Archaeology: Not As Dry And Dusty As You Think
Had my dad been a pothunter, I would have been one too, happily booting a shovel into the ground right next to him. But he was not. «NPR, Aug 10»
