Potteries Thinkbelt: A small piece of documentary archaeology
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A page-by-page investigation of Cedric Price's PTb first published in Architectural Design, October 1966. The article documents a process of enquiry into the original publication, recording what Price published and what attracts the researcher's attention, without presuming in advance what the evidence will reveal. The investigations ask two questions, namely:—
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[edit] Conclusion
The investigation is not finished...
[edit] Reference
Price, C. (1966) PTb, Architectural Design, October.
[edit] Other articles in this series
Fellows, N. (2026) “What about Learning?”: A small piece of documentary archaeology
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Fellows, N. (2026) Fantasia, Gitub.
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