Discussion
A place name ending in 'ford' beside a river crossing is an example of
Answer: A
Correct answer: lettering supporting the geometric evidence
Place names carry historical information that the symbols do not. A name ending in ford beside a river crossing confirms what the geometry already suggests, and elements such as bridge, mouth, hill and market do the same - which is why names are read as evidence rather than skipped over as labels.
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