Two 1" 1932 Ordnance Survey maps headed "The Frome Roads" and "The Lacock Roads" (also reproductions). The diagrams were first used, indeed specially prepared, for the 1932 edition of the Neolithic Wessex map compiled by O.G.S. Crawford. They were included in a letterpress booklet which accompanied the map, hence the figure numbers. Brian Hopper thinks that the material might also have been used in the Ordnance Survey Professional Paper (1932) revising field archaeology.
Contents : Two originals, two copies Condition : SATISFACTORY
This is part of the Series: 616231 Ordnance Survey: Historical Maps - Neolithic Sites; within the Collection: RCH01 Royal Commission on the Historical Monuments of England (RCHME) Archive
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