The historical map and guide is complemented by a timeline that shows British events in relation to wider world history. very interesting Map , basicaly an OS map with historic / prehistoric sites marked , i wanted it to check out potental interesting sites where we are going on holiday and near the route . This map will satiate all your nerdy joys while exploring Hadrian's wall and the Roman fortification of present day York. It would probably be better suited to electronic publishing, where you could choose to switch on and off different information, to give you clearer views of what you were looking for.

Key sites of significant historical interest are highlighted using photographs, text and thumbnail mapping from the OS Landranger map series.Ancient Britain’s sites, monuments and related museums overprinted on a large, double-sided present day map of the country at 1:625,000 from the Ordnance Survey, plus numerous panels, maps and photos providing extensive additional information. This map gives not only a sense of place but also a sense of context, showing what else might be of interest in the area. Discover Britain's ancient past and famous historical events with this double-sided map that covers features from Palaeolithic and Mesolithic to the early middle ages. You can be completely assured that nothing we pass to Sage Pay’s servers can be examined, used or modified by any third parties attempting to gain access to sensitive information.

Fantastic reference material on Roman Britain -- fits well with the Oxford History of the Roman World.Key sites of significant historical interest are highlighted using photographs, text, and thumbnail mapping from the OS Landranger map series. Low Resolution file size is approximately 1 MB, suitable for prints up to 8 x 10-inches and High Resolution file size is approximately 4MB, suitable for prints up to 11 x 14-inches. To be fair though, I dont think you could do a lot better without removing all of the modern information, which then might make it difficult to pinpoint the ancient sites. This map identifies each archaeological period using different symbols and colours to show sites from the Stone Age through to the early Middle Ages against a modern map base, double-sided to cover the whole country.