Theodolite
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Theodolites are basic surveying instruments that date back to the 16th century CE. When mounted on a tripod with adjustable legs, the theodolite can be used in the field to take measurements for road building, tunnel alignment, and other engineering projects. This ER Watts and Son MkII theodolite was used in the School of Earth and Environment at the University of Canterbury for students to le...
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Title
Theodolite
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Maker
E. R. Watts & Son, London
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Subject
School of Earth and Environment, Students, Teaching tools
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Additional information
Metal; Wood; Glass, Part 1: Height 238 Width 335 Depth 270 Part 2: Height 250 Width 193 Depth 246
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University of Canterbury Ilam Road Christchurch 8140
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