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Parish of Kirknewton
Sheet 19. 2 Trace 4. 5.

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St Gregory’s Hill St Gregory’s Hill Mr. A. Thompson on Sheets A low but steep hill immediately
Estate Map 19. 1 & South of the Village of Kirknewton
Tythe Map 19. 2 and on the top, there is a small
ancient Camp.
Yeavering Bell Yeavering Bell Mr. Robt Brown on Sheet A mountain about 2000 feet high
(Druidical Remains) (Druidical Remains) Mr. Wm Short 19. 2 a little South of Yeavering farm.
Directory On its summit is an enclosed place
of about 13 acres, by a belt of loose
boulders which are supposed to have
formed a defensive wall in olden times,
the highest point is surrounded by a small
circular trench, and there are several
minute circles visible round about within
the enclosed space, the whole are supposed
to have formed a retreat of safety for
the Druids, and this place is supposed to
have been a principleal station of the Druids
in the North.
Robt Young
Corporal Royal Engineers

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