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| Druidical Remains | Druidical Circle | Mr. Wm Henderson | On Sheet | This is a circle of 8 upright | ||
| History of Northumberland | 24. 12 | rude, rough stones, a little W. | ||||
| Mr. Gibson | of Threestone Burn. Supposed to | |||||
| Druidical Monument | Hutchinson’s View of | be the remains [of] a Druidical Temple | ||||
| Northumberland Vol. 1 | "A little to the North of Hedgehope, | |||||
| P. 236. | near the Three Stone Burn, is a | |||||
| Druidical Temple | Grose’s Antiquities | Druidical Monument, now constructed | ||||
| Vol. IV. P. 30 | of ten large stones, in a circular | |||||
| Druidical Temple | Whites Directory | form, from East to West 38 yards | ||||
| Vol. II P. 478. | in diameter, & 33 yards from North | |||||
| Druidical Remains | adopted | to South. Several of the Stones were | ||||
| thrown down, & some are so sunk | ||||||
| in the Earth, that the original | ||||||
| number cannot be ascertained. | ||||||
| There are three larger than the rest, | ||||||
| which I presume gave the present | ||||||
| name to the Burn near which | ||||||
| this Monument stands." | ||||||
| Hutchinson’s View of Northumberland. | ||||||
| Robt Young Corporal Royal Engineers |
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