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<RECORD-NUMBER>HANTSMAP.htm</RECORD-NUMBER>
<IDENTIFICATION>
<CLASSIFIED-NAME>environment &amp; maps</CLASSIFIED-NAME>
<CLASSIFIED-NAME>transport &amp; road</CLASSIFIED-NAME>
<SIMPLE-NAME>website</SIMPLE-NAME>
<OTHER-NAME>CD ROM &amp; map &amp; descriptive text</OTHER-NAME>
<TITLE>Old Hampshire Mapped</TITLE>
<NAMED-COLLECTION>HantsMap</NAMED-COLLECTION>
<BRIEF-DESCRIPTION>Website, Old Hampshire Mapped, presenting early printed maps of 
Hampshire, from 1575 to mid 19th century, authored by Jean and 
Martin Norgate, 1996-2001.
</BRIEF-DESCRIPTION>
<BRIEF-DESCRIPTION>The website deals with county maps, road strip maps, gazetteers, 
itineraries, etc of Hampshire and the Christchurch area, Dorset, 
which was in Hampshire, excluding the Isle of Wight, from the 
mid 16th to mid 19th centuries. It has topic notes on:- compass 
rose, scale line, old english mile, prime meridian, coast line, 
coastal defence and castles, rivers and bridges, relief, 
beacons, woods and forests, parks, county and hundreds, 
settlements and place names, roads, etc.
</BRIEF-DESCRIPTION>
<BRIEF-DESCRIPTION>The maps in the site, so far, include those by:- 
Christopher Saxton engraved by Leonard Terwoort, 1575; John Norden, 
1595, as published by Henry Overton, about 1670; Peter Keer, 1620; 
John Norden engraved by William Hole, 1607; John Speed, 1611; 
Michael Drayton, 1613, with part of the poem Polyolbion; Mathew 
Simmons, 1643, with a table of distances; John Blaeu 1645; John 
Ogilby, 1675, strip maps from Britannia, with itineraries; 
Robert Morden, 1695; John Senex, 1719-57, strip maps; Emanuel 
Bowen, 1720s-50s, strip maps from Britannia Depicta; Thomas 
Badeslade, 1742; George Bickham, 1750, perspective map; Thomas 
Kitchin, 1751, small map; Isaac Taylor 1759; Thomas Kitchin, 
1767, strip maps in Kitchin's Post Chaise Companion; Daniel 
Paterson, 1785-93, strip maps in Paterson's British Itinerary; 
John Harrison, 1788; Thomas Milne, 1791; Aristide Perrot, 1823; 
C and J Greenwood, 1826.
</BRIEF-DESCRIPTION>
<BRIEF-DESCRIPTION>The site also includes geographical descriptions ands 
itineraries:- John Leland, 1535-43; William Camden's Britannia 
translated by Philemon Holland, 1610; Thomas Cox, about 1738, 
Magna Britannia, Antiqua et Nova; Richard Brookes, 1815 16th 
edition, Brookes's General Gazetteer; John Cary, 1815 6th 
edition, Cary's New Itinerary; William Cobbett, 1830, Rural 
Rides.
</BRIEF-DESCRIPTION>
<BRIEF-DESCRIPTION>The items included in the site are mostly in the Map Collection 
of Hampshire County Council Museums Service, Chilcomb House, 
Chilcomb Lane, Winchester, Hampshire.
</BRIEF-DESCRIPTION>
<BRIEF-DESCRIPTION>Individual records are made of some pages to any of which it is 
'safe' to jump (all at '_top'; none are frames in a frameset).
</BRIEF-DESCRIPTION></IDENTIFICATION>
<PRODUCTION>
<PERSON>author: Norgate, Jean M
<ADDRESS>jandmn@norgate.freeserve.co.uk</ADDRESS></PERSON>
<PERSON>author: Norgate, Martin
<ADDRESS>jandmn@norgate.freeserve.co.uk</ADDRESS></PERSON>
<PLACE>Longsleddale &amp; Cumbria (LA8 9BE)
<SITE-NAME>Low Sadgill</SITE-NAME></PLACE>
<DATE>1996=2004</DATE>
<NOTE>The site is hand written in word processor files having groups 
of web pages in single files. Blocks of data are downloaded from 
the Old Hampshire Gazetteer database. The source files are split 
into separate pages using HTMLSPL.exe utility with insert files 
MAPINS.txt and MAPFINS.txt. Pages are ascii text using HTML 
version 4 with no plugins, and only one minor use of javascript; 
framesets are used. Images are in .jpg and .gif formats. Backup 
copies of the source files are kept as ascii text files on 
diskette. Backup of the whole site is kept on CD ROM which is to 
ISO9660 standard using DOS 8.3 style filenames and has been 
tested on Windows, Macintosh, and unix platforms.
</NOTE></PRODUCTION>
<CONTENT>
<PLACE>Hampshire</PLACE>
<PLACE>Christchurch area &amp; Dorset</PLACE>
<PLACE>
<COORDINATES>SZ0389 &amp; SU0366 &amp; SU8966 &amp; SZ8989
<TYPE>British NGR</TYPE>
<NOTE>clockwise from bottom left</NOTE></COORDINATES>
<COORDINATES>1 58 W &amp; 1 43 W &amp; 50 42 N &amp; 51 24 N
<TYPE>latitude and longitude</TYPE></COORDINATES>
<NOTE>approximate bounds of the area studied</NOTE></PLACE>
<DATE>1575=1826</DATE>
<LINKED-OBJECT>map &amp; road map &amp; strip map &amp; county map &amp; descriptive text &amp; 
itinerary
</LINKED-OBJECT>
<LINKED-OBJECT>compass rose &amp; scale line &amp; old english mile &amp; prime meridian &amp; 
coast line &amp; coastal defence &amp; castles &amp; rivers &amp; bridges &amp; 
relief &amp; beacons &amp; forests &amp; parks &amp; county &amp; hundreds &amp; 
settlements &amp; place names &amp; roads
</LINKED-OBJECT></CONTENT>
<CONTENT>
<PERSON>map maker: Saxton, Christopher</PERSON>
<PERSON>engraver: Terwoort, Leonard</PERSON>
<DATE>1575</DATE>
<LINKED-OBJECT>map</LINKED-OBJECT></CONTENT>
<CONTENT>
<PERSON>map maker: Norden, John</PERSON>
<PERSON>publisher: Overton, Henry</PERSON>
<DATE>1595 &amp; 1670</DATE>
<LINKED-OBJECT>map</LINKED-OBJECT></CONTENT>
<CONTENT>
<PERSON>map maker: Keer, Peter</PERSON>
<DATE>1620</DATE>
<LINKED-OBJECT>map</LINKED-OBJECT></CONTENT>
<CONTENT>
<PERSON>map maker: Norden, John</PERSON>
<PERSON>engraver: Hole, William</PERSON>
<DATE>1607</DATE>
<LINKED-OBJECT>map</LINKED-OBJECT></CONTENT>
<CONTENT>
<PERSON>map maker: Speed, John</PERSON>
<DATE>1611</DATE>
<LINKED-OBJECT>map</LINKED-OBJECT></CONTENT>
<CONTENT>
<PERSON>map maker: Drayton, Michael</PERSON>
<DATE>1613</DATE>
<LINKED-OBJECT>map &amp; poem &amp; Polyolbion</LINKED-OBJECT></CONTENT>
<CONTENT>
<PERSON>map maker: Simmons, Matthew</PERSON>
<DATE>1643</DATE>
<LINKED-OBJECT>map &amp; thumbnail map &amp; table of distances</LINKED-OBJECT></CONTENT>
<CONTENT>
<PERSON>map maker: Blaeu, John</PERSON>
<DATE>1645</DATE>
<LINKED-OBJECT>map</LINKED-OBJECT></CONTENT>
<CONTENT>
<PERSON>map maker: Ogilby, John</PERSON>
<DATE>1675</DATE>
<LINKED-OBJECT>road map &amp; strip map &amp; map &amp; Britannia &amp; descriptive text &amp; 
itinerary
</LINKED-OBJECT></CONTENT>
<CONTENT>
<PERSON>map maker: Morden, Robert</PERSON>
<DATE>1695</DATE>
<LINKED-OBJECT>map</LINKED-OBJECT></CONTENT>
<CONTENT>
<PERSON>map maker: Senex, John</PERSON>
<DATE>1719=1757</DATE>
<LINKED-OBJECT>road map &amp; strip map &amp; map &amp; descriptive text</LINKED-OBJECT></CONTENT>
<CONTENT>
<PERSON>map maker: Bowen, Emanuel</PERSON>
<DATE>1720=1759 (?)</DATE>
<LINKED-OBJECT>road map &amp; strip map &amp; map &amp; descriptive text &amp; Britannia Depicta</LINKED-OBJECT></CONTENT>
<CONTENT>
<PERSON>map maker: Badeslade, Thomas</PERSON>
<DATE>1742</DATE>
<LINKED-OBJECT>map</LINKED-OBJECT></CONTENT>
<CONTENT>
<PERSON>map maker: Bickham, George</PERSON>
<DATE>1750</DATE>
<LINKED-OBJECT>map &amp; perspective map</LINKED-OBJECT></CONTENT>
<CONTENT>
<PERSON>map maker: Kitchin, Thomas</PERSON>
<DATE>1751</DATE>
<LINKED-OBJECT>map</LINKED-OBJECT></CONTENT>
<CONTENT>
<PERSON>map maker: Taylor, Isaac</PERSON>
<DATE>1759</DATE>
<LINKED-OBJECT>map</LINKED-OBJECT></CONTENT>
<CONTENT>
<PERSON>map maker: Kitchin, Thomas</PERSON>
<DATE>1767</DATE>
<LINKED-OBJECT>road book &amp; Kitchin's Post Chaise Companion &amp; road map &amp; strip 
map &amp; map
</LINKED-OBJECT></CONTENT>
<CONTENT>
<PERSON>map maker: Paterson, Daniel</PERSON>
<DATE>1785=1793</DATE>
<LINKED-OBJECT>road book &amp; Paterson's British Itinerary &amp; road map &amp; strip map 
&amp; map &amp; itinerary &amp; descriptive text
</LINKED-OBJECT></CONTENT>
<CONTENT>
<PERSON>map maker: Harrison, John</PERSON>
<DATE>1788</DATE>
<LINKED-OBJECT>map</LINKED-OBJECT></CONTENT>
<CONTENT>
<PERSON>map maker: Milne, Thomas</PERSON>
<DATE>1791</DATE>
<LINKED-OBJECT>map</LINKED-OBJECT></CONTENT>
<CONTENT>
<PERSON>map maker: Perrot, Aristide M</PERSON>
<DATE>1823</DATE>
<LINKED-OBJECT>map</LINKED-OBJECT></CONTENT>
<CONTENT>
<PERSON>map maker: Greenwood, C and J</PERSON>
<DATE>1826</DATE>
<LINKED-OBJECT>map</LINKED-OBJECT></CONTENT>
<CONTENT>
<PERSON>author: Leland, John</PERSON>
<DATE>1535=1543</DATE>
<LINKED-OBJECT>descriptive text &amp; itinerary</LINKED-OBJECT></CONTENT>
<CONTENT>
<PERSON>author: Camden, William</PERSON>
<PERSON>translator: Holland, Philemon</PERSON>
<DATE>1610</DATE>
<LINKED-OBJECT>geography &amp; Britannia &amp; descriptive text &amp; itinerary</LINKED-OBJECT></CONTENT>
<CONTENT>
<PERSON>author: Cox, Thomas</PERSON>
<DATE>1738 (?)</DATE>
<LINKED-OBJECT>geography &amp; descriptive text &amp; Magna Britannia, Antiqua et Nova</LINKED-OBJECT></CONTENT>
<CONTENT>
<PERSON>author: Brookes, Richard</PERSON>
<DATE>1815 (16th edition)</DATE>
<LINKED-OBJECT>descriptive text &amp; gazetteer &amp; Brookes's General Gazetteer</LINKED-OBJECT></CONTENT>
<CONTENT>
<PERSON>author: Cary, John</PERSON>
<DATE>1815 (6th edition)</DATE>
<LINKED-OBJECT>descriptive text &amp; road book &amp; itinerary &amp; Cary's New Itinerary</LINKED-OBJECT></CONTENT>
<CONTENT>
<PERSON>author: Cobbett, William</PERSON>
<DATE>1830</DATE>
<LINKED-OBJECT>descriptive text &amp; itinerary &amp; Rural Rides</LINKED-OBJECT></CONTENT>
<ASSOCIATION>
<PERSON>museum: Hampshire CC Museum Service</PERSON>
<PLACE>Chilcomb Lane &amp; Winchester &amp; Hampshire
<SITE-NAME>Chilcomb House</SITE-NAME></PLACE>
<LINKED-OBJECT>collection &amp; Map Collection</LINKED-OBJECT></ASSOCIATION>
<ASSOCIATION>
<PERIOD>16th century &amp; 17th century, early &amp; 17th century, late &amp; 18th 
century, early &amp; 18th century, late &amp; 19th century, early
</PERIOD></ASSOCIATION>
<ACQUISITION>
<METHOD>item made inhouse</METHOD></ACQUISITION>
<DESCRIPTION>
<PART.DIMEN.READING>: pages: 7500 (??)</PART.DIMEN.READING>
<PART.DIMEN.READING>: memory: 500 Mbytes (??)</PART.DIMEN.READING></DESCRIPTION>
<PERMANENT-LOCATION>www.geog.port.ac.uk/webmap/hantsmap/ &amp; JandMN (master copy) &amp; 
Portsmouth University (backup in Geography Department with 
Dominic Fontana): 2004
<LOCATION>hantsmap</LOCATION></PERMANENT-LOCATION>
<RECORDER>MN: 6.5.2004</RECORDER>
<RECORD-TYPE>website record</RECORD-TYPE>
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