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Sewingshields Crags | Sewingshields Crags | Mr. Errington. F. Sewing Shields | 48 Chains S W of | A Cliff of Basaltic rocks forming a natural support | ||
Sewingshields Crags | Mr W Taylor Upper Town | the Camp | to the Roman Wall, which is at various distances | |||
Sewingshields Crags | Mr J Dixon Coldknuckles | from the rocks. the cliffs extends west | ||||
from Sewingshields (farmhouse) | ||||||
Sewingshields Castle | Sewingshields Castle | Mr Errington | 29 Chains West of the | The site of an ancient Castle situated in an | ||
(Site of) | (Site of) | Camp | arable field north of Sewingshields farmhouse. a great | |||
Sewingshields Castle | Mr W Taylor | quantity of the stone which formed the Castle have | ||||
(Site of) | been used in the erection of the wall which surrounds | |||||
Sewingshields Castle | Mr J Dixon | the site of the ancient structure. I was unable to obtain | ||||
(Site of) | any information more than a Castle occupied the | |||||
Site Shewn on Traces | ||||||
"About 3 furlongs further west and about the same | ||||||
distance north ot the Wall is the site of Sewingshields Castle, no | ||||||
remains are now to be seen except traces of a ditch on the North | ||||||
and East , and some excavations like Ponds" McLauchlan Memoir of | ||||||
Roman Wall P 37 | ||||||
Hodgson Vol 2. " on the flats to the North of the | ||||||
Crags there formerly stood the | ||||||
Border Fortress Sewingshields Castle, but it is now | ||||||
entirely removed" | ||||||
Hemmel Rigg | Hemmel Rigg | Mr Errington | 15 Chains North East | An eminence north of | ||
Hemmel Rigg | Mr W Taylor | of the Camp | Sewingshields Crags | |||
Hemmel Rigg | Mr J Dixon | |||||
John Davison Sapper Royal Engineers |
Note: correction initialled J D $RE$
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