Just been playing w/ the really rather superb 'Rural Settlement of Roman Britain' resource http://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/archives/view/romangl/index.cfm … >pic.twitter.com/LrZGJ0fHqk
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> 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 why is yorkshire designated as a seprate entity? is not it also in the eastern midlands?
@Umarkarim89 No, separate region in local government terms---in dialect and culture/history, more open to debate!
@caitlinrgreen ahaan right right. Not much different geographically too i guess?
@Umarkarim89 It varies---Holderness & Wolds of East Yorks similar to Lincs, N Yorks Moors not so much!
@caitlinrgreen ahaan that explains it and clears also. Just arrived home with my sister's visa for UK finally everything clear :)
@Umarkarim89 That's excellent :)
@caitlinrgreen yeah Indeed so now my usb offer has finally become totally valid :)
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