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| Layer Id | 301 | Name | Morocco Leather in Early Modern Britain (Black) |
| Description | This layer maps the provenance of morocco leather, a luxurious bookbinding, across early modern Britain up to 1800. It is drawn from a range of library catalogues, and includes a number of approximations which are explained in detail as necessary. This layer only includes black morocco bindings. | Type | Other |
| Creator | Nat Cutter | Contact | nat@cutters.org |
| License | CC-BY-NC-SA | Temporal From | 1500 |
| Temporal To | 1800 | Created At | 2022-10-27 13:02:28 |
| Updated At | 2022-10-27 13:10:45 | Ghap Url | https://tlcmap.org/layers/301 |
| Statistic | Value | Unit |
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Total Places
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48 | - |
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Area
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97729.666032209 | km2 |
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Convex Hull
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POLYGON((-1.705664651 50.76320528,-2.924717444 51.85037461,-2.661150392 55.54001397,-1.801845304 54.59090008,1.306080777 51.13347192,-1.705664651 50.76320528)) | - |
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Density
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0.00049115076259629 | places/km2 |
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Centroid
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POINT(-0.775335896083333 51.791906260208314) | - |
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Bounding Box
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POLYGON((-2.924717444 50.76320528,-2.924717444 55.54001397,1.306080777 55.54001397,1.306080777 50.76320528,-2.924717444 50.76320528)) | - |
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Most Central Place
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Lusus Westmonasterienses : sive epigrammatus et poematum minorum delectus. (Westmonasterii : Ex officinâ A. Campbell, MDCCXXX [1730]) | - |
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Most Distant Place from center
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A short treatise containing all the principal grounds of Christian religion. : By way of questions and answers, very profitable for all sorts of men, but especially for housholders. Whereunto are added several questions by the Reverend author's own pen, to clear the exposition: as you may perceive by the epistle to the reader.. (London: E Crouch, 1670.) | - |
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Distribution
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kilometers |
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Start Date
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1632 | - |
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End Date
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1804 | - |
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Duration
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172 | years |
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Median Date
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1737-01-01 | - |
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Average Date
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1742-09-16 | - |