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| British Camp | Mr. Coulson | 52 Chains South | The remains of an ancient British | |||
| (Remains of) | British Camp | Mr. Nichol | of High Bellshield | Camp, Situated on Birdhope Moor. | ||
| British Camp | Mr. McLauchlan’s | This Camp, or habitation, Consists of | ||||
| (Memoirs of Watling Street) | the remains of Several dwellings, the | |||||
| outlines of which are marked with | ||||||
| east on a Small eminence, Situated on Woolaw Moor, is the remains of a Small entrenchment, | ||||||
| as a sort of lookout or advanced post. Some excavations have been made here at the | ||||||
| instigation of members of the Antiquarian Society, and flat stones discovered about the Centre of | ||||||
| the dwelling, Covered over with ashes and cinders, having the appearance of a fire place. | ||||||
| Two Stones have also been dug out having a hole in the centre of each about 6 inches in diameter | ||||||
| and 5 inches deep. These stones are at present at Woolaw Farm house. | ||||||
| James Doherty Lance Corporal Royal Engineers | ||||||
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