Wharram Percy Archive: Volume XIII Supplementary Data and Reports

Wharram Percy Digital Archive

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Volume XIII: Supplementary Data and Reports

The links below refer to material that could not be published with the original printed volume commissioned for Wharram XIII and includes reports, figures, plates and tables. This material is arranged according to the chapter outline of the original volume.

Chapter 3: Earthwork Survey at Wharram Percy in Retrospect and Prospect.

Text

Oswald, A. 2012: Earthwork Survey at Wharram Percy in Retrospect and Prospect.

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Figures

Figure 3.1 - Ordnance Survey plan of the village, surveyed 1850-1.	PDF	2 Mb
Figure 3.10 - English Heritage interpretative phase plan of the North Manor.	PDF	1 Mb
Figure 3.11 - English Heritage plan of the South Manor.	PDF	943 Kb
Figure 3.12 - English Heritage interpretative plan of the South Manor.	PDF	1 Mb
Figure 3.13 - English Heritage plan of East Row.	PDF	1 Mb
Figure 3.14 - English Heritage plan of North Row.	PDF	1 Mb
Figure 3.15 - English Heritage plan of West Row (north).	PDF	1 Mb
figure 3.16 - English Heritage plan of West Row (south).	PDF	1 Mb
Figure 3.2 - Ordnance Survey plan of the village, surveyed 1888.	PDF	2 Mb
Figure 3.3 - Plan of the earthworks surveyed by RT Porter, GL Worsley and WJ Hopkins.	PDF	1 Mb
Figure 3.4 - English Heritage plan of the village (reduced from original at 1:1000 scale to 1:2500).	PDF	3 Mb
Figure 3.5 - Extract from William Dyke's 1836 estate map of Wharram Percy.	PDF	2 Mb
Figure 3.6 - English Heritage schematic plan of the village.	PDF	7 Mb
Figure 3.7 - English Heritage schematic plan of the network of roads and tracks.	PDF	4 Mb
Figure 3.8 - Plan of the North Manor by WJ Hopkins surveyed 1976 (reduced from original at 1:20 scale), with interpretation.	PDF	1 Mb
Figure 3.9 - English Heritage plan of the North Manor (reduced from original at 1:500 scale), with schematic plan, without phasing.	PDF	4 Mb