Maen Llia 7
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Sanctuary wrote:
[quote="GLADMAN
I look forward to going and having a much delayed proper look some time and perhaps commenting further. Currently, however, I'm with Cerrig who's done more fieldwork in the area than all of us on TMA put together.[/quote]

Hooray...someone who's actually out in the field doing real research and not just sat at a computer googleing and reading work carried out by others. Way to go Cerrig.

The suggestion of equidistance is not due to field work but sitting at home poring over a map with a ruler .

tiompan wrote:
Sanctuary wrote:
Hooray...someone who's actually out in the field doing real research and not just sat at a computer googleing and reading work carried out by others. Way to go Cerrig.
The suggestion of equidistance is not due to field work but sitting at home poring over a map with a ruler .
I don't know - the Coflien notes make it clear that quite a lot of fieldwork took place on site, presumably equipped with modern surveying equipment.

If the equidistance is only derived from map and ruler, I would be very sceptical because of the very very small scale of the map - unlikely to be bigger than 1/10000 and more likely 1/25000. The limitations of scale at such a scale are extreme. The thickness of the line on a map at that scale is a couple of metres across on the ground! At 1/10000 a point on a map might be 8 metres out on the ground.