File:Southampton mediæval plan.svg

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English: A map of medieval Southampton, cleaned up; Speed's early 17th century outline plan of the docks added; and checked for accuracy against Brown's later map in "Class and Rubbish", in Funari's "Historical Archaeology"
Date Originally published in UK's "the Builder" magazine, pre-1872
Source The Archaeological Journal, 1872 (UK)
Author Hogweard; after original by George Godwin (1815-1888)
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