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Tracking eleven rivers beneath London that have been culverted, placed in tunnels, or diverted into the sewer system.Below the pavements, out of sight, a network of secret rivers pulses beneath the capital's busy pavements. The second volume of London's Lost Rivers explores eleven more rivers that have been buried, hidden or mislaid across the city—watercourses that have been culverted, placed in tunnels, or diverted into the sewer system. But...

A work of psychogeography taking in the Essex coast before, during and after the 2016 EU Referendum. A more literary work from the author of "London's Lost Rivers: A Walker's Guide".

Featuring archival and contemporary illustrations from the British Library's collections, it takes the reader on a series of journeys, telling the stories of those who have shaped Camden Town.

A travelogue that takes the reader on a series of walks along the routes of eight lost rivers in London, combining directions for walkers with richly detailed anecdotes outlining the history of each river's route, origins and decline.

From 1952 to 1962, anthropologists funded by Cornell University sought to apply anthropological knowledge to improving life in Vicos, a village of about 1, 800 people in the Peruvian Andes. This collection evaluates the methods and results of the famous, and even infamous, Vicos Project.

An excavation of the vanished parts of the city of London, this unearths lost neighbourhoods, forgotten haunts and buried locales. Brings together social, cultural and urban histories, with original photos by S.F. Said.

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The International Paper Trade" discusses the whole spectrum of the pulp and paper industry and is designed for busy readers in the industry and its allied trades who need a thorough understanding of the trade.