130 ft. atNewstead, while the latterseldom exceeded the limitsof 22 ft. and 25 ft. Theirwalls were rarely less than3 ft. thick. They weresingle or double. Gelly-gaer and Newstead hadtwo single blocks each,Birrens three, and on theplans of Camelon, Lyne,Rough Castle, Castlecary,one is shown in each… … Fig. HOUSESTEADS 31.—Plans of Horrea or Granaries.(50 ft. to I in.) See Figs. 64 and 65. Arch. Aelian. 3rd ser. v 92 ROMANO-BRITISH BUILDINGS AND EARTHWORKS a difference of age. High Rochester possessed two double blocks;and Housesteads and Hardknott one each. At Birrens the largestblock had a…
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