Illustrations should be designed to make maximum use of page space. Maps must have bar scales only. If photo-reduction is contemplated, all letters and lines must be large and thick enough to allow for their reduction. Letters must be done by stencil, Letraset or similar methods, not hand-written. A full list of figure captions should be submitted on a separate sheet or on a new page following a hard page break in digital files.
Photographic plates are welcome.
Photographs in various digital formats can be handled but, as only a selection of illustrations provided with a manuscript may be included in the final publication, recommended practice is to provide hard copies with the initial submission and reference hard copies and digital files with the final draft. Authors should contact the Editors to check both the desirability of this approach and suitable file formats before submitting the manuscript. Traditional hard copy photographs are equally acceptable and may be good clear black and white prints, colour prints or colour transparencies with sharp focus and not too much contrast. They should be numbered in sequence but not referred to in the text, except where essential and then only after discussion with one of the Editors. A full list of plate captions, with photographer credits where relevant, should be submitted on a separate sheet or on a new page following a hard page break in digital files.