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Ancient town-planning (1913)

F. Haverfield · Oxford: Clarendon · leaf 139

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d Arverner (SUzungsber. der preuss.Akademie, 1897, p. 1102). Similar hybrid names have been created bythe English in India, mostly on the North-west Frontier, where alonethey have planted new inhabited sites—Lyallpur, Abbotabad,Edwardesabad, Robertsganj, and the like. But these are almostall small… … Fic. 29. After H. de Fontf.nav, 1889.Arroux. The new town covered an area of somethinglike 490 acres—that is, if the now traceable walls and ANCIENT TOWN-PLANNING 123 gates are, as is generally thought, the work of Augustus.The town within the walls must have been laid out allat once. Quite a large…

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