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Why do we dig gardens?.

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Why do we dig gardens?. Harrod, Andy (Artist); Cottam, Mat (Artist). 2023.

Research output: Exhibits, objects and web-based outputsDigital or Visual Products

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Harrod, A & Cottam, M, Why do we dig gardens?., 2023, Digital or Visual Products.

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Harrod, A., & Cottam, M. (2023). Why do we dig gardens?.. Digital or Visual Products

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Harrod, Andy (Artist) ; Cottam, Mat (Artist). / Why do we dig gardens?.. [Digital or Visual Products].

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