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| Dod Law | Dod Law | Revd W. Proctor | On Sheet | A considerable hill immediately | ||
| Chas Rea Esqr | 15.13 | South by E. of Doddington, covered | ||||
| Mr J Cairns | with heath and rough pasture and | |||||
| on its summit there are the remains | ||||||
| of two ancient Camps very near | ||||||
| each other, there is also a Shepherds | ||||||
| house on the top of it and between | ||||||
| the camps is a curiously marked stone. | ||||||
| Camp | Camp ( |
Revd W. Proctor | On Sheet | A well defined ancient Camp | ||
| (Remains of) | Chas Rea Esqr | 15.13 | on the east brow of Dod Law | |||
| Mr J Cairns | S.-by E. of Doddington Village- | |||||
| Camp | Camp | Revd W. Proctor | On Sheet | Another well defined Camp a little | ||
| (Remains of) | Chas Rea Esqr | 15.13 | east of the above on the same hill | |||
| Mr J Cairns | they are supposed to be British | |||||
| Camps- | ||||||
| Sculptured Rock | Sculptured Rock | Revd W. Proctor | On Sheet | A large rock curiously incised | ||
| Chas Rea Esqr | 15.13 | with round holes and circles which have drawn | ||||
| Mr J Cairns | a good deal of antiquarian attention. The incisions | |||||
| are supposed to be of Druidical origin by | ||||||
| some – and by others, the work of those who | ||||||
| made or occupied the camps – | ||||||
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