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Historic Building Recording with Aerial-Cam in Gloucester Cathedral


Year: 2012 Author: Adam Stanford Categories: Periods, Medieval, Day of Archaeology, Day of Archaeology 2012, Illustration, Digital Archaeology, Historical Archaeology, Survey, Commercial Archaeology

Tags: Downland Partnership, Lady Chapel, surveying, Aerial-Cam, photogrammetry, Gloucester Cathedral

Stanford, Adam (2012): Historic Building Recording with Aerial-Cam in Gloucester Cathedral. https://doi.org/10.5284/1079708 PDF 360 Kb

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