https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6872-4759LATEST RESEARCH
Title: Squaring And Levelling Britain’s Symbolic Kerbstones
Abstract: This research paper offers an investigation spanning more than 6,400 kilometres [4,000 miles] of British urban areas. Analyzing the geographic coordinates derived from a collection of approximately 3,000 photographs capturing symbolically inscribed kerbstones, the research presents a distinct pattern within the research framework in Glasgow, illuminating a fresh perspective on Victorian-era masonic practices.
Publisher: “Construction History Society”. Disseminating academic knowledge through a peer-reviewed scholarly journal and a bimonthly magazine. Ashley contributed a research article exploring the significance of the enigmatic kerbstone symbols that pepper the streets of Britain.
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