SEX12801 - Ordnance Survey Correspondent's sheet - 6'' annotated map (Corr 6") by M.R. Hull
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| Type | Map |
|---|---|
| Title | Ordnance Survey Correspondent's sheet - 6'' annotated map (Corr 6") by M.R. Hull |
| Author/Originator | Hull, M.R. |
| Date/Year | 1949 |
Abstract/Summary
Description
M.R. Hull FSA FMA (Mark Reginald 'Rex' Hull, 1897–1976) was a prominent British archaeologist and museum curator. He served as the Ordnance Survey (OS) Correspondent for Essex, a role that involved monitoring and documenting local archaeological findings and updating annotated maps. The Pte 6" (Private) entry refers to the observations he made on his own private map while acting as an independent antiquarian. The Corr 6" (Correspondent) entry refers to notes on a specific "Correspondent's sheet" provided by the OS and then mailing it in. The Rec 6" (Record) entry refers to the official Ordnance Survey Master Record map, where the discoveries were officially transcribed.
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Record last edited
Nov 5 2026 3:16PM