The official blog of the Drew University excavation and field school at the Site of the Vicus Martis Tudertium in Umbria
29 October 2008
Useful Thing with Circles
After watching one of our Italian grad students use a compass and ruler in a very impressive, but ultimately tedious way to calculate the diameter of the rim of a fragmentary vessel (= potsherd), I went on-line to search for a nice printout of concentric circles to make the job easier. Well, I found a couple, but they all printed out wrong, so I made my own this week using VectorDesigner, a decent vector-based drawing program that I got in one of those MacHeist packages.
Anyway, here's the pdf for anyone to use. Make sure that you check the scale after printing. I forgot to turn off the auto-scaling in my printer driver the first time and it ended up shrunk by a tiny bit.
Addendum 29 June 2009: Nearly a year later, I find a bunch of nicer versions of these at the bottom of this page.
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