ted above thegeneral level of the plain, whether design-edly or by the wasting of the mounds, it isimpossible to say. There are other moundsat the points indicated by the plan, most ofwhich have been explored; with what re-sults will appear in the chapter on mounds.It may, nevertheless, be proper… … a* h ^ V•» ^:. I kk •i. * i 118 THE ANTIQUARIAN. Where the defenses descend fromthe table lands to the left is a gul-ly or torrent bed, which, before theconstruction of this work, kept thecourse indicated by the dotted line x.It was turned by the builders from its nat-ural channel into the ditch,…
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