Wharram Percy Digital Archive
Stuart Wrathmell, 2012. (updated 2022) https://doi.org/10.5284/1000415. How to cite using this DOI
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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The links below refer to material that could not be published with the original printed volume commissioned for Wharram XIII and includes reports, figures, plates and tables.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.
- Chapter 4: Geophysical Survey at Wharram Percy.
- Chapter 6 and 17: The Evidence of Air Photography.
- Chapter 10: The Iron Economy of Wharram Percy - Modelling the Anglo-Saxon Iron Working Landscape.
- Chapter 11, 13, 19 and 20: The Animal Bones from the Wharram Excavations.
- Chapter 15: New Understanding of the Church Fabric.
- Chapter 17: Field Systems in the Wharram parishes and elsewhere in the study area.
Chapter 4: Geophysical Survey at Wharram Percy.
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| Linford, P; Linford, N and David, A. 2012: Geophysical Survey at Wharram Percy. | 180 Kb |
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Figure 2.1 - Location of the 2002 geophysical survey grid superimposed on the Ordnance Survey 1:2500 map of Wharram Percy. | 8 Mb | |
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Figure 2.10 - Interpretation of other potential archaeological anomalies detected in the 2002 magnetometer survey superimposed on the Ordnance Survey 1:2500 map of Wharram Percy. Earthworks are shown in grey. | 2 Mb | |
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Figure 2.11 - Comparison of the 1984 earth resistance survey from the North Manor area, a), with the 2002 magnetometer results, b), and the earthwork survey of R. T. Porter, G. L. Worsley and W. J. Hopkins, c). | 2 Mb | |
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Figure 2.12 - Representative profiles from the trial ground penetrating radar survey indicating significant anomalies identified in the amplitude time slices (see Figure 13). | 6 Mb | |
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Figure 2.13 - Amplitude time slices produced from the trial ground penetrating radar survey. | 2 Mb | |
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Figure 2.14 - Earthwork and parch mark evidence (after Wrathmell 1989, Figure 30) from the trail ground penetrating radar (GPR) survey area, a), compared with the significant GPR anomalies identified, b), and the 2002 magnetometer survey results, c). | 2 Mb | |
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Figure 2.2 - Geophysical survey results from 1984, 1987 and 1989 superimposed on the Ordnance Survey 1:2500 map of Wharram Percy . | 2 Mb | |
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Figure 2.3 - Trace plot of the 2002 magnetometer survey (rotated so north is to the left) showing the north-south traverses and with values . | 670 Kb | |
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Figure 2.4 - Linear greyscale plot of the 2002 magnetometer survey superimposed on the Ordnance Survey 1:2500 map of Wharram Percy. | 2 Mb | |
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Figure 2.5 - Linear greyscale plot of the 2002 magnetometer survey plotted between -2 and 2 nT. | 779 Kb | |
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Figure 2.6 - Interpretation of anomalies in the 2002 magnetometer survey superimposed on the Ordnance Survey 1:2500 map of Wharram. | 2 Mb | |
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Figure 2.7 - Interpretation of non-archaeological anomalies detected in the 2002 magnetometer survey superimposed on the Ordnance Survey 1:2500 map of Wharram Percy. Earthworks are shown in grey. | 2 Mb | |
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Figure 2.8 - Interpretation of potential Iron Age and Roman anomalies detected in the 2002 magnetometer survey superimposed on the Ordnance Survey 1:2500 map of Wharram Percy. Earthworks are shown in grey. | 4 Mb | |
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Figure 2.9 - Interpretation of potential medieval anomalies detected in the 2002 magnetometer survey superimposed on the Ordnance Survey 1:2500 map of Wharram Percy. Earthworks are shown in grey . | 2 Mb |
