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Hi,
I’m hoping the hive mind can help me with this conundrum. I’ve got a canal milestone recorded on the HER, but it’s been defaced so as to remove the place-names. It’s believed that this was done as an anti-invasion measure during the early months of the Second World War. I’m not aware of a suitable thesaurus term to cover this form of defacement and was considering adding a catch all candidate (Anti Invasion Measure). Any suggestions as to how others could or have dealt with this would be appreciated.
Thanks and best wishes
Rob
Rob Edwards
Historic Environment Records Officer
Cheshire Archaeology Planning Advisory Service
Tel: 01244 973667
Location: The Forum, Chester, Cheshire, CH1 2HS.
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