SITES OF SONIC INVESTIGATION

SOUNDING SPACES

As the NISG have visited many Sounding Spaces in the course of our investigations*, we have decided to instigate a coding system for the sites we have visited and documented. These are listed below. We will start publishing short field notes (including geological information and historical background) in advance of our investigations at each site in due course.

CODE    Location
                  
001     Bincombe Down, South Dorset Ridgeway
002     Brimham Rocks, North Yorkshire
003     Avebury Stone Circle, Wiltshire
004     Burton Bradstock, West Dorset
005     Ringstead Downs, Norfolk
006     Ring of Brodgar, Orkney Isles
007     Ulsta, Yell, Shetland Isles
008     Little Bredy, South Dorset Ridgeway
009     Rushcombe, Corfe Mullen
010     Talbot Village, Bournemouth
011     Queens Park, Brighton
012     Wardrobe Museum Garden, Salisbury
013     Winchester Cathedral (Grounds)
014     Bell Meadows, Chelmsford
015     Bournemouth Lower Gardens
016     Castle Mound, (Higgins Museum) Bedford
017     Greenwich, St. Alfeges Park, London
018     Wrotham Park, Hertsfordshire
019     Queens Gardens, Kingston Upon Hull
020     Miller Park, Preston
021     Waddesdon Manor, Aylesbury
022     Oil Tank Culture Park, Seoul, South Korea
023     Pforzheim, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
024     Morecambe, Nr. Midland Hotel
025     Wentworth Woodhouse, South Yorkshire
026     Chesters Roman Fort, Northumberland
027     Marble Hill House, Twickenham, London
028     Charterhouse, Coventry
029     Trinity Gardens, Stockton upon Tees
030     Fred Roche Gardens, Milton Keynes 
031     Potteries Museum, Stoke-on-Trent         

*There are several sites which have been visited pre-systematisation on a more 'ad hoc' basis. Some of these sites have been visited multiple times, namely Bincombe Down on the South Dorset Ridgeway whilst other sites have been less fruitful on investigation (the small port of Ulsta,  on the Isle of Yell in the Shetland Islands being one such site where adverse weather conditions mitigated against ourselves and our monitoring apparatus).