Part of Roman Shrine Wall Yorkshire
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The tremendous benefits offered by digital photogrammetry over traditional methods have revolutionized what we can accomplish today compared to 20 years ago. This model was generated from 5 scanned Hasselblad slides taken as record shots at West Heslerton in North Yorkshire in 1995, and showcases the inner face of a fragment of the wall of a Roman shrine situated within a dry valley extending between a natural spring and an unexcavated massive well located 200 meters uphill to the south. This dry valley became a focal point for an early Anglo-Saxon settlement established around AD475. For more information from the excavation archive, follow this link: http://www.landscaperesearchcentre.org/settle/12AFAREA.HTM
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