Voorbeelden van antiquarian

• To all antiquarians these forests are of particular interest.

• I am not in any way condemning the study of the language by scholars or antiquarians.

• Mostly they came on foot, many were antiquarians; most of them were to some extent countrymen, and they behaved accordingly.

• Nineteenth century and earlier antiquarians made sporadic finds without worrying unduly about the precise context of the stratigraphy.

• On the other hand, there seems to be no necessity to encourage mere cranks or antiquarians to look up the list of the local authority without making some payment.

• I rather resent the suggestion that antiquarians are cranks and that they should be required to pay for the inspection of documents more than 10 years old.

• Eventually antiquarians (from the 17th century) and folklorists (from the 19th) began to take notice of holy wells and record their surviving traditions.

• Antiquarians and historians have been interested in the ditch since the 19th century, but much of its course has been built over.

• Antiquarians digging here in the 19th century found a burial cist in the centre, although there are no records of any other remains.

• In him antiquarians have lost a fund of general and useful knowledge, and the poor a warm and benevolent friend.

• Until the nineteenth century, antiquarians did not have substantial knowledge of prehistory, and their only reference points were provided by classical literature.

• Shringaverpur, another ancient site discovered relatively recently, has become a major attraction for tourists and antiquarians alike.

• Antiquarians studied history with particular attention to ancient artefacts and manuscripts, as well as historical sites.

• As such, they are avidly sought by both antiquarians and museums.

• The ruinous setting suggests the pleasures of tasteful disintegration and ornamental decay, the conventional objects of the eighteenth-century antiquarian imagination.