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Correspondence with Vice-Consul Newton, Excavations at Budrum, vol. 3.
Catalogue reference: FO 78/1343
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- 1858 Jan.-Sept.
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Correspondence with Vice-Consul Newton, Excavations at Budrum, vol. 3.
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- Middle East
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Correspondence with Vice-Consul Newton, Excavations at Budrum, vol. 3.
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