Transactions of the Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society (1907)
Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society (Great Britain) · Shrewsbury [etc.] Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society · leaf 454
nature of theground at the various points. The principal object seems tohave been the: provision of two or three artificial scarps of 10or more feet in height. On the east and north west, wherethe ground is steepest, this has been accomplished by cuttingterraces in the hillside ; to the west, and… … SHROPSHIRE EARTHWORKS. l6g tively flat approach near the: entrance additional ditches andhanks have been made ; and on the south-east, where theground falls and then rises again, we have a deeper ditch, pro-bably cut in the rock with nearly vertical sides. Earls Hill Camp, 1905.See plan opposite,…
Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society (Great Britain) · Excavations (Archaeology) · Natural history
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