A Manual of Archaeological Field Drawing, 1999, rééd. 2001, 67 p., fig. n.b. -

An A4 ringbinder containing a concise but comprehensive guide to archaeological illustration in the field, written in a problem-solving format. Sections examine laying out the site grid, locating objects and structures with a theodolite or EDM, drawing sections, elevations and plans. Includes a section on problem-solving. A practical guide to field drawing for students and experienced archaeologists covers basic techniques for site and grid location; drawing plans, sections, elevations and profiles; and gives the conventions generally used as well as details of the more advanced techniques needed for survey, site location and the recording of standing buildings. The manual provides a comprehensive overview in a problem solving format which allows the user to find all the instructions for a particular task in one place and like First Aid For Finds is supplied in a durable pvc ring-bound cover suitable for on-site use.