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Romano-British buildings and earthworks (1911)

Ward, John, 1832-1912 · London, Methuen & Co., Ltd · leaf 30

An illustration from Romano-British buildings and earthworks, 1911, leaf 30
n Scotland, CAMPS 15 the regions where the Roman arms penetrated. Most of theexamples he gives are rectangles ranging from 75 to 300 ft.externally, which from their small size may be regarded as postsor outposts. The indistinct traces of small camps may beobserved here and there in the vicinity of… … Fig. 4.—Plan of Hod Hill Camp, Dorset. (500 ft. to i in.) or are indicated as such by the style of the lettering ; but thisattribution rests in many cases upon no better evidence than thepopular opinion of their respective neighbourhoods. As stated in the opening paragraph, the subject has not…

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