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A project for its users More than seventy people took part in a Forum at St John's College in April 2005 at which the project was discussed with invited members of the academic, charitable, conservation, heritage, business, and government communities. The project aims to produce a resource for academic research and public awareness. Among many compliments received was this from a representative of a UK national agency: 'It was a breathtakingly successful conference; probably the most inspiring I have been to in the last 35 years!' The Proceedings were published in August 2005.
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