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Hunter, Peter
Roman Britain and Early England, 55 B.D.-A.D. 871; Thomas Nelson and Sons, Ltd.; Edinburgh, 1963.
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Blair, Peter Hunter
Roman Britain and Early England, 55 B.C.-A.D. 45-46, Thomas Nelson and Sons, Ltd., Edinburgh, 1963.
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A person who is trying to become very wealthy, especially by marrying a wealthy person: In her novel The Buccaneers, the author, Edith Wharton, wrote of the lives of several female fortune hunters seeking husbands in England.
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A person who tracks down and catches a criminal and takes him or her to the police; a person who earns a living by apprehending lawbreakers: When people post a bond with a bonding company and the bonding company hires a bounty hunter to track down criminals, the money deposited with the courts by the bonding company can be recovered.
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One of a group involved in the food-procurement system based on the gathering of wild plants and the hunting of wild animals: The groups of hunter-gatherers tend to be small in size and mobile in order to take advantage of the seasonal availability of the resources they procure.
Hunter-gatherers neither keep animals nor farm land.
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