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3D artwork by Joe Hill as part of the Interactive Archaeology event which encouraged visitors to engage with the archaeology of the city and the wider Cathedral Quarter Heritage Action Zone (both photos: 3D Joe and Max). Source Public consultation and engagement in the Institute of Historic Building Conservations (IHBC) Yearbook 2021, published by Cathedral Communications Limited in 2021, written by Charlotte Bowles-Lewis, Principal Conservation Officer and Claire Dovey-Evans, Cathedral Quarter Project Officer, Gloucester City Council. https://ihbc.org.uk/Yearbook/2021Yearbook/
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