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Two surveys at St John’s Co-Cathedral
At St John’s Co-Cathedral in Valletta, the Foundation’s timeline separates the start of a tombstone mapping project, in 2015–2016, from a non-invasive floor survey started in 2016–2017.
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Mapping the condition of every tombstone
The 2015–2016 entry records the commencement of a mapping project that was to document graphically, and to assess, the condition of the co-cathedral’s marble-inlaid tombstones.[1]
A geophysical floor survey
The timeline places a non-invasive geophysical campaign in 2016–2017; its intended coverage spans the nave and side-chapel flooring.[1]
Photographs of the tombstones
The 2019–2020 entry lists photographing the co-cathedral’s tombstones among that year’s items, after the 2015–2016 mapping project.[1]
Good to know
A few clear answers before you explore.
What was the 2015–2016 mapping project meant to cover?
The Foundation says the project began to document and assess the condition of all marble-inlaid tombstones.[1]
When did the geophysical campaign begin?
The Foundation timeline dates its start to 2016–2017 and identifies the campaign as non-invasive.[1]
What does the timeline list about tombstones in 2019–2020?
It lists photographing the co-cathedral’s tombstones.[1]
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