Paul Hindle
Autore di Medieval Roads and Tracks
Sull'Autore
Opere di Paul Hindle
Shap, Ullswater & Appleby 1895: One Inch Sheet 030 (Old Ordnance Survey Maps - Inch to the Mile) (2003) 3 copie
Salford Through Time 1 copia
Atherton (SW) and Howe Bridge 1906: Lancashire Sheet 94.15 (Old O.S. Maps of Lancashire) (2003) 1 copia
Heywood (North) & Hooley Bridge 1908: Lancashire Sheet 88.07 (Old Ordnance Survey Maps of Lancashire) (2007) 1 copia
Maryport and Siloth 1903: One Inch Sheets 16 and 22 (Old Ordnance Survey Maps - Inch to the Mile) (2007) 1 copia
Whitehaven and Workington 1903-1914: One Inch Sheet 28 (Old Ordnance Survey Maps - Inch to the Mile) (2007) 1 copia
Keswick and the Northern Lake District 1903: One Inch Sheet 29 (Old Ordnance Survey Maps - Inch to the Mile) (2007) 1 copia
Maps for Historians 1 copia
Medieval roads. 2nd ed 1 copia
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Informazioni generali
- Nome legale
- Hindle, Brian Paul
- Sesso
- male
- Nazione (per mappa)
- UK
- Attività lavorative
- Senior Lecturer in Geography, University of Salford (1972-2000)
Retired 2000 - Organizzazioni
- Manchester Geographical Society
Manchester Bolton and Bury Canal Society
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Statistiche
- Opere
- 39
- Utenti
- 235
- Popolarità
- #96,241
- Voto
- 3.0
- Recensioni
- 1
- ISBN
- 43
Next, he illuminates strategies to chart how towns grew, which include not only the common sources used by historians (charters and the like) but also maps, archaeological reports, and (probably most commonly overlooked by historians) the town itself -- pointing out features that most often are original and less likely to have changed or moved. He then considers the major features of medieval towns, such as markets, churches and walls, and shows how to trace them in relation to other changes.
The large number of clear reproductions of town plans and maps and photographs are possibly the best feature; he takes care to illustrate every step of his method with good examples. The text is short but easily readable. Hindle gives a clear and very practical introduction to a toolset useful to anyone interested in medieval urban history.… (altro)