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First, select the architectural period or periods which interest you. using the tick-boxes above the map.

Once selected, clusters of objects like this  will appear on the map. Click on a cluster or use your mouse’s centre wheel to zoom in.

Each resulting pin represents an individual building or artefact; click on it to reveal a link to the corresponding article.