nts many difficulties which canonly be solved by further use of the spade. It will be observedthat the buildings, so far as they have been excavated, consist* P. 114. 2 Arch. Jour, liv, p. 126 ; Vict. Hist. Shropshire, I. BATHS : DOMESTIC AND PUBLIC 207 of a large oblong block, A, B, C, D, which… … s ° •-. o Ph part of a similar eastern wing, a conjecture which has somesupport in the fact that buried walls are known to exist to theeast of these rooms. The plan, if completed on these lines,would thus present a symmetrical range of buildings consistingof a central block with two wings, the…
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