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Early British trackways : moats, mounds, camps, and sites (1922)

Watkins, Alfred, 1855-1935 · Hereford : The Watkins Meter Co. ; London : Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co. · leaf 41

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s (as Castle Farm, Mad-ley), where there are signs of a tump, but merely a homestead round it. Where the word castle is part of a genuine place name, therewas a sighting mound. TRADERS ROADS. Salt was an early necessity, and Doomsday Book recordsHerefordshire Manors owning salt pans at Wick, namely…

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