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Re: Time Team R.I.P. ?
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Hey nothings perfect - I know it's got loads of issues but the ability to fairly quickly scan through older OS maps for a site and then hop to Google Earth to check out what the are looks like allows me to pre-load new sites on the TMA, then make site visits and write up field notes to build on knowledge about the site. Would be interested on any links if you have a better way in to this sort of data?

I know there are a lot of different reasons people are on TMA but for me it is one of the easiest to use and best sites for folks interested in prehistoric sites. It can only get better if people add missing sites and data from other sources. The mods do a great job making sure people get the facts/data right and by and large play nicely with each other (a bit of crawling never goes amiss) :-)

I've been on on-line communities going back to dial up modem days and 24 months in, this one of the most enjoyable and focused sites I've been a member of.


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15th January 2010ce
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