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AESICA | Roman Station | Dr Bruce’s memoirs Roman Wall | 16 Chains N E. | This Station is said to have been | ||
(Remains of) | Aesica | of the Tumulus | garrisoned by the "Cohors Prima Astorum" | |||
Roman Station | MacLauchlan’s Memoirs of Roman Wall | and joins Great | It contains an area of about 3 acres | |||
Aesica | Chesters | and is in a good State of preservation, | ||||
Roman Station | Dr Charlton Secretary of Archeological | the Walls have been demolished for many years, | ||||
Aesica | Society Newcastle | and the materials used for building purposes; | ||||
Roman Station | Revd Mr Ives Haltwhistle Incumbent | It was raised about 4 feet higher than the | ||||
Aesica | Surrounding fields and now striped of its walls, | |||||
Roman Station | it resembles one field placed within another, | |||||
Aesica | faint traces of foundations are visible the | |||||
whole is overgrown with grass, the fosse is | ||||||
in good preservation especially on the West | ||||||
side, the Southern gateway is the only | ||||||
one that can be traced with certainty | ||||||
the North front has been disfigured and the | ||||||
East side so much destroyed that no | ||||||
vestige of the gateways are traceable; the | ||||||
West front is still in good repair but there | ||||||
is no remains of a gateway | ||||||
See MacLauchlan’s Memoirs of the Roman Wall | ||||||
and Bruces History | ||||||
ROMAN ROAD | Roman Way | MacLauchlan’s Memoirs of Roman Wall | 11 Chains E. of | Two Roman Ways led from | ||
(Site of) | Roman Way | Bruces History of the Roman Wall | the Tumulus | this Station – one went East & West & nearly parallel | ||
Roman Way | Mr Edward Lowes | to the Wall the other went South and formed a | ||||
communication between the Station and the Roman | ||||||
Stanegate | ||||||
Thomas Jordan 2nd Corporal Royal Engineers |
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Transcribed by CTW and PW
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