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Newspapers lost interest in the hoard quickly, allowing British Museum curators to sort, clean, and stabilise it without further disruption from the press.
And it's sourced to Bland & Johns 1993b pp. 153-157. My questions are:
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It says
Newspapers lost interest in the hoard quickly, allowing British Museum curators to sort, clean, and stabilise it without further disruption from the press.
And it's sourced to Bland & Johns 1993b pp. 153-157. My questions are: