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| Camp | Camp | Mr. Errington | 8 Chains North of | The Remains of an ancient camp, of peculiar | ||
| (Remains of) | Camp | Mr. W Taylor | the Roman Wall | form. the southern portion (which is about | ||
| Camp | Mr Thompson | two thirds of the Camp) is quite oval. the | ||||
| remaining part represents a circular form. | ||||||
| the area of the first mentioned appears to | ||||||
| have raised, as it is some feet above the | ||||||
| surface. an earthen rampart surrounds | ||||||
| it (the large area) forming a Ditch, the | ||||||
| top of the rampart is about one foot below | ||||||
| the level of the interior. The Circular portion | ||||||
| is much sunken beneath the area of the oval | ||||||
| part. there is the apparent remains of gateways | ||||||
| on the North East and west sides. which are | ||||||
| Carefully shewn. from the information received | ||||||
| on the ground and the general appearance of this | ||||||
| feature. I am of the opinion there is no doubt but | ||||||
| what it is the remains of a British Camp | ||||||
| John Davison Sapper RE |
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