As a history student, I really love time-lines.
But I find that the most difficult aspect is finding a way to integrate
the geographical aspect.
Sorry to make your task more difficult, but I think that the location of
the lace's making must be at least as important as the date and style.
However, I look forward with great interest to every attempt to achieve
this research project, and hope that we might share in seeing the
work-in-progress.
Linda in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, U.K.
(still hoping that some day I will find a way to represent the
complicated family trees of the medieval European nobility, who could
have three or four spouses each in a lifetime, and whose families were
much intermarried, and where becoming a god-parent at a christening
really meant becoming part of the family too - multi-dimensional
geometry anyone?).
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