Pause at line 55. Why are Byres's drawings from the 1780s so helpful to restorers today? Please help I need to graduate!!

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Valerii Pavlov · Answer 1 · 2021-02-01T22:37:00+0000

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Byre's drawings from the 1780s are so helpful to restorers today because they are recoverable unlike the lost tombs and give them the closest chance they have to information about these lost tombs.

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Pause at line 55. Why are Byres's drawings from the 1780s so helpful to restorers today? Please help I need to graduate!!

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