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Product images of Plan of the stone circles of Avebury
Product details Plan of the stone circles of Avebury
Plan of the stone circles of Avebury
Map study of the major standing stones at Avebury with contemporary roads, field boundaries and houses. A river or ditch is shown, [intended as the river Kennet?] to the west of the main village with the church of Avebury St James. Inscribed left: 'AVEBURY' in pencil and with an inscription in ink above [by Henry Oldenburg]: 'By Mr Awbrey july 8 1663'. The map shows paired stones at each entrance to the site and a detail of a four-stoned cove features upper left above the main title inscription. This map, Aubrey's 'plaine-table' study, is discussed in detail in the book Avebury reconsidered: from the 1660s to the 1990s, by Peter J Ucko et al (London, Unwin Hyman, 1991), pp.119-129 [where it is styled 'Plan C'].
Original: pencil on paper. 1663
- Image ref: RS-9372
- The Royal Society
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