Dumnonia

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Title

Dumnonia

Subject

Documentary

Description

Dumnonia maps out the intersection and interaction of people & landscape within Dartmoor.

Ritual, Science, Faith and Farming. A few ways in which humans have interacted with the Devon landscape. From The Bronze Age through the rise of Christianity up to the modern day, Dumnonia looks at the complex relationships we have with the ground beneath our feet. Walking through stone circles overlooked by granite quarries, the desolate and seemingly endless procession of plantations, listening to the orchestral movements of a geiger counter measure radon particles as flocks of chaffinch call across the expanse, menhirs now christianised crosses and gatekeepers called to service by ancient monuments.

Creator

Joe Charrington

Publisher

Bracken Books

Date

2024

Format

Digitally printed
Swiss binding
Thermographic silver cover

Book Item Type Metadata

Number of Pages

25

Number of images

17

Edition Size

250

Place of Publication

Bracken Books

Designer

Bracken Books

Editor

Bracken Books, Joe Charrington

Printer

Bracken Books

Citation

joe charrington, “Dumnonia,” Photo Book Cafe Archive, accessed April 30, 2025, https://www.photobookcafe-archive.co.uk/items/show/952.

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