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RECORD_NUMBER |
HANTSMAP.htm |
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IDENTIFICATION |
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CLASSIFIED_NAME |
environment & maps |
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CLASSIFIED_NAME |
transport & road |
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SIMPLE_NAME |
website |
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OTHER_NAME |
CD ROM & map & text |
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TITLE |
Old Hampshire Mapped |
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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. |
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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. |
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BRIEF_DESCRIPTION |
The maps in the site, so far, include those
by:- Christopher Saxton engraved by Leonard Terwoort, 1575; 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 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. |
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BRIEF_DESCRIPTION |
The site also includes geographical descriptions
and 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. |
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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. |
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PRODUCTION |
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PERSON |
author: Norgate, Jean M |
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ADDRESS |
jandmn@norgate.freeserve.co.uk |
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PERSON |
author: Norgate, Martin |
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ADDRESS |
jandmn@norgate.freeserve.co.uk |
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PLACE |
High Street & Steeple Ashton & Wiltshire |
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SITE_NAME |
Rose and Crown, The |
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DATE |
1996=2001 |
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NOTE |
The site is hand written in word processor files
having groups of web pages in single files. The files are split
into separate pages using HTMLSPL.exe utility. Pages are ascii
text using HTML version 3 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. |
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CONTENT |
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PLACE |
Hampshire |
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PLACE |
Christchurch area & Dorset |
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PLACE |
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COORDINATES |
SZ0389 & SU0366 & SU8966 & SZ8989 |
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TYPE4 |
British NGR |
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NOTE4 |
clockwise from SW corner |
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COORDINATES |
1° 58' W & 1° 43' W & 50°
42' N & 51° 24' N |
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TYPE4 |
latitude and longitude |
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NOTE3 |
approximate bounds of the area studied |
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DATE |
1575=1826 |
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OBJECT |
map & road map & strip map & county
map & text & itinerary |
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OBJECT |
compass rose & scale line & old english
mile & prime meridian & coast line & coastal defence
& castles & rivers & bridges & relief &
beacons & forests & parks & county & hundreds
& settlements & place names & roads |
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CONTENT |
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PERSON |
map maker: Saxton, Christopher |
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PERSON |
engraver: Terwoort, Leonard |
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DATE |
1575 |
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OBJECT |
map |
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CONTENT |
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PERSON |
map maker: Keer, Peter |
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DATE |
1620 |
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OBJECT |
map |
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CONTENT |
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PERSON |
map maker: Norden, John |
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PERSON |
engraver: Hole, William |
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DATE |
1607 |
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OBJECT |
map |
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CONTENT |
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PERSON |
map maker: Speed, John |
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DATE |
1611 |
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OBJECT |
map |
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CONTENT |
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PERSON |
map maker: Drayton, Michael |
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DATE |
1613 |
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OBJECT |
map & poem & Polyolbion |
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CONTENT |
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PERSON |
map maker: Simmons, Mathew |
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DATE |
1643 |
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OBJECT |
map & thumbnail map & table of distances |
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CONTENT |
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PERSON |
map maker: Blaeu, John |
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DATE |
1645 |
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OBJECT |
map |
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CONTENT |
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PERSON |
map maker: Ogilby, John |
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DATE |
1675 |
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OBJECT |
road map & strip map & map &
Britannia & text & itinerary |
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CONTENT |
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PERSON |
map maker: Morden, Robert |
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DATE |
1695 |
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OBJECT |
map |
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CONTENT |
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PERSON |
map maker: Senex, John |
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DATE |
1719=1757 |
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OBJECT |
road map & strip map & map & text |
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CONTENT |
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PERSON |
map maker: Bowen, Emanuel |
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DATE |
1720=1759 (?) |
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OBJECT |
road map & strip map & map & text
& Britannia Depicta |
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CONTENT |
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PERSON |
map maker: Badeslade, Thomas |
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DATE |
1742 |
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OBJECT |
map |
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CONTENT |
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PERSON |
map maker: Bickham, George |
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DATE |
1750 |
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OBJECT |
map & perspective map |
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CONTENT |
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PERSON |
map maker: Kitchin, Thomas |
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DATE |
1751 |
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OBJECT |
map |
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CONTENT |
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PERSON |
map maker: Taylor, Isaac |
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DATE |
1759 |
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OBJECT |
map & Hampshire |
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CONTENT |
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PERSON |
map maker: Kitchin, Thomas |
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DATE |
1767 |
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OBJECT |
road book & Kitchin's Post Chaise Companion
& road map & strip map & map |
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CONTENT |
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PERSON |
map maker: Paterson, Daniel |
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DATE |
1785=1793 |
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OBJECT |
road book & Paterson's British Itinerary &
road map & strip map & map & itinerary & text |
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CONTENT |
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PERSON |
map maker: Harrison, John |
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DATE |
1788 |
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OBJECT |
map |
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CONTENT |
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PERSON |
map maker: Milne, Thomas |
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DATE |
1791 |
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OBJECT |
map |
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CONTENT |
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PERSON |
map maker: Perrot, Aristide |
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DATE |
1823 |
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OBJECT |
map |
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CONTENT |
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PERSON |
map maker: Greenwood, C and J |
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DATE |
1826 |
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OBJECT |
map |
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CONTENT |
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PERSON |
author: Leland, John |
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DATE |
1535=1543 |
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OBJECT |
text & itinerary |
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CONTENT |
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PERSON |
author: Camden, William |
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PERSON |
translator: Holland, Philemon |
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DATE |
1610 |
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OBJECT |
geography & Britannia & text
& itinerary |
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CONTENT |
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PERSON |
author: Cox, Thomas |
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DATE |
1738 (?) |
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OBJECT |
geography & text & Magna Britannia, Antiqua
et Nova |
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CONTENT |
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PERSON |
author: Brookes, Richard |
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DATE |
1815 (16th edition) |
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OBJECT |
text & gazetteer & Brookes's
General Gazetteer |
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CONTENT |
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PERSON |
author: Cary, John |
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DATE |
1815 (6th edition) |
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OBJECT |
text & road book & itinerary & Cary's
New Itinerary |
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CONTENT |
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PERSON |
author: Cobbett, William |
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DATE |
1830 |
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OBJECT |
text & itinerary & Rural Rides |
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ASSOCIATION |
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PERSON |
museum: Hampshire CC Museum Service |
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PLACE |
Chilcomb Lane & Winchester & Hampshire |
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SITE_NAME |
Chilcomb House |
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OBJECT |
collection & Map Collection |
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ASSOCIATION |
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PERIOD |
16th century & 17th century, early &
17th century, late & 18th century, early & 18th century,
late & 19th century, early |
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ACQUISITION |
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METHOD |
item made inhouse |
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DESCRIPTION |
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PART:DIMEN:READING |
: pages: 7000 (?) |
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PART:DIMEN:READING |
: memory: 500 Mbytes (?) |
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PERMANENT_LOCATION |
http://www.geog.port.ac.uk/webmap/hantsmap &
JandMN (master copy) & Portsmouth University (backup in
Geography Department with Dominic Fontana): 2001 |
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RECORDER |
MN: 2.12.2001 |
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This metadata is available in an xml file.
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We are conscious that the metadata description of the
site is fairly large. We would argue that it not large
compared with the 7-8000 pages of the whole site, that this
size of description is a necessity not an option. Writing
the site description took little time compared to the time
of authoring the site. The minimalist data structures
suggested by some authorities are simply not good enough.
The data is presented as raw xml style, hierarchical
data without an xsl stylesheet, which has been downloaded directly
from the database program in common use in UK museums:-
MODES for Windows
The site as a whole is described in the record shown.
There is a sequence of several hundred other records in the
MODES database describing some of the separate pages in the
site, which are the basis of the General Index to
the site. The complete set of records is about 800K of xml
file; our idea of good metadata.
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