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He photographed the architecture and archaeological artefacts of East Anglia, and his photography led to important archaeological discoveries. In 1957, through his photography, he found a circle in a field of sugar beet in
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Girling for providing his photographic collection of Suffolk for Pevsner's research and for identifying architectural details on various buildings. Girling also provided images for Humphrey Pakington's book,
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farmer, photographer and expert amateur archaeologist. He provided photographs for several books about East Anglia, including
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Girling was extremely interested in the culture, history and archaeology of East Anglia. He was a council member of the
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Merchants' Marks: A Field Survey of Marks Made by Merchants and Tradesmen in England Between 1400 and 1700.
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Merchants' Marks: A Field Survey of Marks Made by Merchants and Tradesmen in England Between 1400 and 1700
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barrows, previously thought not to exist in north-east Essex. Bryan Blake excavated the site for
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and found Bronze Age collared funerary urns, which were photographed by
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and winning prizes for his barley exhibits at the Brewer's
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The Arma
Christi in Medieval and Early Modern Material Culture.
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His interpretation of Suffolk merchants' marks is mentioned in
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Girling, F. A. (1 June 1928). "Suffolk Timber Framed Houses".
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When he died, Girling's Essex photographs were donated to the
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The Arma Christi in Medieval and Early Modern Material Culture
450:"Colchester Archaeological Group annual bulletin vol 10 1967"
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Girling also documented farming through his photography.
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The Essex Society for Archaeology and History Newsletter
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Early Sixteenth Century Decorated Bricks at Aspall Hall.
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Colchester Archaeological Group ANNUAL BULLETIN VOL. 3
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467:"Colchester Archaeological Group Vol 3 1960"
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323:Pevsner, Nikolaus; Radcliffe, Enid (1974).
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247:Pevsner, N, 1974, 2nd edition.
72:In 1949 he married Minnie How.
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