The archaeological album; or, Museum of national antiquities (1845)
Wright, Thomas, 1810-1877, Fairholt, F. W. (Frederick William), 1814-1866 · London, Chapman and Hall · leaf 136
. John Ives, a young and promising antiquary of this neighbourhood in the last century, who published in 1774 a book entitled " Remarks upon the Garianonnm of the Romans," supposes that this fortress was built by Ostorius in the reign of Claudian ; but this appears to be nothing more than a… … The walls of Burgh Castle are more extensive than those of Richborough, though not so lofty. Like that station, also, its form is a parallelogram, having walls on three sides, the fourth side lying open to the shore, and defended only by the steep cliff. The eastern, or longest wall, parallel to…
Great Britain -- Antiquities
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