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This fully illustrated talk will review historic maps of Oxford and the evidence from archaeology and documentary sources for reconstructing the shape of the city from medieval to modern times for the Historic Towns Map and Atlas of Oxford.
Julian Munby was until recently Head of buildings archaeology at Oxford Archaeology and he is a contributor to the mapping project that resulted in the historic towns Map and Atlas of Oxford.
Historic Towns Trust Maps will be available to purchase at the talk.
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Feel free to bring your lunch, or a coffee from the Town Hall café.
