This is about rock piles and stone mound sites in New England. A balance is needed between keeping them secret and making them public. Also arrowheads, stone tools and other surface archaeology.
I cannot figure out how to give you a higher resolution version of this map. It is limited by the memory usage of my cut-and-paste clipboard. I have the PDF from friend.
The Library of Congress has a copy. It may not be in great shape judging by the description. Drawn in 1924. Call # is: G3764.F55 1924 .U5 Oversize Looks like it may be downloaded as a MARC file?
I would certainly like to see a better copy of that map. I think we could also take the file to a copy shop and get them to print it. I know I've done that before at the one on Sudbury Rd.(Concord)with some of my past projects.
I cannot figure out how to give you a higher resolution version of this map. It is limited by the memory usage of my cut-and-paste clipboard. I have the PDF from friend.
ReplyDeleteYou may want to use a convervter
ReplyDeletefrom PDF to TIFF file.
Excellent finds !
The Library of Congress has a copy.
ReplyDeleteIt may not be in great shape judging by the description. Drawn in 1924. Call # is:
G3764.F55 1924 .U5 Oversize
Looks like it may be downloaded as a MARC file?
I have a hi-res PDF. The problem is displaying the image on a blog or as a clickable link to the image.
ReplyDeleteIf it could be hosted somewhere, I could make a link to the PDF.
I would certainly like to see a better copy of that map. I think we could also take the file to a copy shop and get them to print it. I know I've done that before at the one on Sudbury Rd.(Concord)with some of my past projects.
ReplyDeleteI have the map, copies of it, and a hi res PDF of it. What I need is somone to host the file on the web: A URL with space available for data storage.
ReplyDeleteI've got space. Email sent.
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