Boundaries and landmarks: a practical manual (1912)
Mulford, Alfred Cornell, 1891- · New York, D. Van Nostrand Company · leaf 28
s the stone is SO happily shaped that the FlG. 6, a large stone having meaning is clear, but where there tw0 faces> meetins at aP- proximately the same angle,is the Slightest trace of doubt, as do the courses that join prompt inquiry should be made at that Pomt-as to who originally placed the… … -z?A . &qundary.tJ! UtiizZ-- Fig. 7. A sharp pointed stone placed at the junction of the courses. of having been placed artificially, (3) they are usually onend or on edge. The presence of these characteristics willgenerally suggest when this form of marking has beenused, though the common…
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