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Ancient town-planning (1913)

F. Haverfield · Oxford: Clarendon · leaf 150

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expanded;it remained not much more than 45 acres within thewalls. Land was probably valuable within it; certainlyits houses are packed closer, and its garden ground is ANCIENT TOWN-PLANNING 133 smaller than at Silchester. Its general type is, how-ever, the same. It has a very similar Forum… … o 00 200 aoo CAERWENT =~™ w^^^^a^y--. 1k;. 23- Reduced from plan nv F. King. a rectangular street pattern, which, if it was carriedthrough the whole town, would provide (including theForum) twenty insulae. The size of these blockscannot be determined with any precision. Indeed, insome cases the…

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