-
scientific survey and
cartographic techniques",
including the
development of
ichnographical city maps. The
reconstruction saw
improvements in
hygiene and fire safety:...
- of
London (1673). "A
Large and
Accurate Map of the City of London.
Ichnographically describing all the Streets, Lanes, Alleys, Courts, Yards, Churches...
- 1756), was an
Italian architect and surveyor. He is best
known for his
ichnographic plan of Rome, the
Pianta Grande di Roma
which he
began surveying in 1736...
- John Oligby's 1676
Large and
accurate map of the city of London, an '
ichnographic map' made up of 20 sheets, rare due to its
pristine condition compared...
-
depictions of the
carroccio in the
Middle Ages
reached the 21st-century
ichnographically. The
first is
present in the
Montauri Chronicles of Siena, and the...
- Ipswich. The
southern prospect,
illustrated by John
Ogilby for his
Ichnographical Survey of
Ipswich (by
which time it
belonged to Sir
William Barker)...
- measured. It was 'magnetic'
because it
incorporated a comp****, and '
ichnographic'
because it
could be used in map-making.
According to Schott, Kircher...
- and
engraver "in
consequence of the now
rapidly increasing demand for
ichnographic and
artistic illustration".
Samuel Calvert and Emma Lake were married...
-
Streetes Lanes and
Common Allies wthin ye same
Composed by a Scale, and
Ichnographically described by
Richard Newcourt of
Somerton in the
Countie of Somersett...
