> Covers all excavated data, both published+grey lit, & allows you to map, for ex, all pottery production sites! >pic.twitter.com/cvtU9VwdTh
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> Covers all excavated data, both published+grey lit, & allows you to map, for ex, all pottery production sites! >pic.twitter.com/cvtU9VwdTh
> However, worth noting that whilst approach v sound, does have limitations + some dangers for unwary looking to use. For example, many >
> significant sites in Lincolnshire are missing or not fully represented eg small towns etc. Also, on a micro level, it doesn't really >
> reflect rural settlement density, eg. RB sites in Louth area, Lincs, from database vs all sources (2nd map=mine) >pic.twitter.com/dpEBRzK7Ch
> In other words, real density of activity much higher than database shows. Nonetheless, if this kept in mind, is a v valuable resource! :)
@caitlinrgreen Completely agree! Will use it for getting to grips w/ unfamiliar areas, or regional overviews of settlement types/geographies
@SurreyMedieval Yes, I think that's the best usage---treat as a sample data set w/ indications of general patterns!
@caitlinrgreen Does seem to be England rather than Britain.
@BrianSJ3 Wales coming by Dec 2015, iirc :)
@caitlinrgreen @liberalfish are the colours purely geographically based?
@xueshang @liberalfish Yes, I believe so.
@caitlinrgreen There are some in Wales too Towns as well as weekend cottages :)
@peteraf1 Absolutely! :D Wales, fwiw, is due to be added by the end of the year!
@caitlinrgreen Will have to tell Barry B that ;)
@caitlinrgreen Thanks for sharing that!
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