Spatial Data and Images from the Lea Valley Mapping Project

David Jamieson, Jane Corcoran, Graham Spurr, Craig Halsey, Emily Burton, 2022. https://doi.org/10.5284/1097702. How to cite using this DOI

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Object Title Section across the valley floor and low terrace between Hackney Wick and Temple Mills in map 2: upper - location of the transect in relation to the Early Holocene topography and the OS modern street plan (scale 1:10,000); lower - transect and schematicsection reconstruction (horizontal scale 1:10,000, vertical scale 1:400)
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Title Section across the valley floor and low terrace between Hackney Wick and Temple Mills in map 2: upper - location of the transect in relation to the Early Holocene topography and the OS modern street plan (scale 1:10,000); lower - transect and schematicsection reconstruction (horizontal scale 1:10,000, vertical scale 1:400)
Creator Carlos Lemos, MOLA
Copyright © MOLA
Location LOCATIONLea Valley
LOCATIONEngland
LOCATIONLondon
Coordinates OSGB536554 189891
Subject MONUMENT/OBJECTvalley floor
MONUMENT/OBJECTlow terrace
Period MIDASEarly Holocene
Dates (BCE/CE) -9700 to -6326

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