Interesting idea. Part of the problem is that archaeology is not that
visible as you drive through to the standing buildings in the centre of town
that you can see. Your idea won't help that problem but might make the
outline of the town more visible to people walking a heritage walk. All gist
to the mill. Thanks.

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From: "George Myers" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Monday, 1 July 2002 6:08 AM
Subject: Re: making heritage pay


> I read awhile ago of a unique, I think, invention that is in use in
> Austrailia that may or not make sense. This machine, using a concrete base
> and colouring (:') agents vreates continuous "edging" much like the
> "scallopped" brick and other designs used elsewhere in landscape design
> around the world. An interesting design one could place edging perhaps
> around where structures and outbuildings were perhaps and at the same time
> promote what I think was an Austrailian invention. The different types of
> buildings could have different coloured edging keyed to a map and aid in
the
> interpretation and perhaps bring a little more colour to the green. It
seems
> the impact might be minimal to the deposits yet provide an interesting
view
> of the site.
>
> George Myers
>
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