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When copying inscriptions, write the words as they appear on the stone. That is, copy each word and line exactly with regard to spell- ing, punctuation, capitalization, abbreviations, and the number of words per line. Take care that letters and numerals are read cor- rectly. The numbers three, five, and eight, for example, are easily confused. Figure 2 is an example of an individual record card.
PHOTOGRAPH INSCRIPTION REMARKS Figure 2A. Individual record card: Reverse side.
Recording Cemetery D...ata The Cemetery Diagram 105 To diagram a cemetery accurately, construct a measured grid.
The diagram should be made to metric scale; one to 100 or one to 200 will probably be the most suitable. In selecting a scale, the most important consideration is whether or not it will allow for a neat, accurate diagram. If a large scale must be used, the finished plan can be reduced photographically. Begin by numbering each stone. With an indelible felt tip pen, number a square of masking tape and affix it to the edge of the stone, as in Figure 3.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When copying inscriptions, write the words as they appear on the stone. That is, copy each word and line exactly with regard to spell- ing, punctuation, capitalization, abbreviations, and the number of words per line. Take care that letters and numerals are read cor- rectly. The numbers three, five, and eight, for example, are easily confused. Figure 2 is an example of an individual record card.
PHOTOGRAPH INSCRIPTION REMARKS Figure 2A. Individual record card: Reverse side.
Recording Cemetery D...ata The Cemetery Diagram 105 To diagram a cemetery accurately, construct a measured grid.
The diagram should be made to metric scale; one to 100 or one to 200 will probably be the most suitable. In selecting a scale, the most important consideration is whether or not it will allow for a neat, accurate diagram. If a large scale must be used, the finished plan can be reduced photographically. Begin by numbering each stone. With an indelible felt tip pen, number a square of masking tape and affix it to the edge of the stone, as in Figure 3.
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