New technology of the 1700s that still has the power to perplex and intrigue archaeologists, architects and building owners in the 21 century. title: Mathematical Tiles in Southampton and Hampshire The what, the where and most intriguingly , the why
As there is a family emergency for the scheduled speaker, for this talks series I run
As an appetizer for those unaware of these tiles You-tube, "Alec Clifton Taylor" "English towns" Lewes should land on the file 4/6 programs from 1981 (middle third of the program) I found his nailing of tiles sequence hilarious. He was an architect and no ability (self-depracating to camera) to use a hammer to bang a straight nail. I'm sure they made an editing cut just before he broke one, anyone else think the same?
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