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Mary Jeal, ''Mad dogs and Englishmen, Archaeological site recoriding with Aileen Fox'', in: '''A lot of spadework to be done, Essays in honour of Lady Aileen Fox, by her New Zealand friends''', 1983, Eds. S E Bulmer, R G Law and D G Sutton, New Zealand Archaeological Association Monograph No. 14, gives a personal account of her work. | Mary Jeal, ''Mad dogs and Englishmen, Archaeological site recoriding with Aileen Fox'', in: '''A lot of spadework to be done, Essays in honour of Lady Aileen Fox, by her New Zealand friends''', 1983, Eds. S E Bulmer, R G Law and D G Sutton, New Zealand Archaeological Association Monograph No. 14, gives a personal account of her work. | ||
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Lady Aileen Fox
Active in New Zealand 1973-77. See her autobiography Aileen, a pioneering archaeologist, The autobiography of Aileen Fox, 2000, Gracewing.
Mary Jeal, Mad dogs and Englishmen, Archaeological site recoriding with Aileen Fox, in: A lot of spadework to be done, Essays in honour of Lady Aileen Fox, by her New Zealand friends, 1983, Eds. S E Bulmer, R G Law and D G Sutton, New Zealand Archaeological Association Monograph No. 14, gives a personal account of her work.
