Ivii, p. 336; Arch. Camb., 1908, p. 29. J. Ward. 1 Arch. Jour., Ixv, p. 125. FORTS AND FORTIFIED TOWNS 21 a few other Roman forts have been, at one time or another,partially explored. The Roman forts of this country are of two types, the chiefdistinguishing feature being the presence or absence of… … Fig. 5.—Plan of Roman Fort at Gcllygaer. After Rods^er. (100 ft. to i in.) in spite of a multitude of differences, a general identity, and itresembles that of the Hyginan carnp. In fact, we may regardthese forts as translations of that camp into stone or otherdurable materials, provided we look…
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