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| PROCOLITIA | Bruce’s Roman Wall | 78 Chains North | One of the principal stations on the | |||
| (Remains of) | Roman Station | Mr. Thompson | East of Ridley’s | line of the Roman Wall, its north | ||
| Roman Station | Mr. Wason. F. Carrawbrough | Close. | side joins the Wall and the fosse of | |||
| the Vallum runs nearly through its | ||||||
| "Procolitia is the seventh stationary | centre, the south East & West sides | |||||
| Camp on the line of the Wall" | of the Station are raised much from | |||||
| Dr. Bruce’s His. of the | the surface. and on the west side | |||||
| Roman Wall P. 165 | there is the remains of a ditch | |||||
| "Carrawburgh has been proved to be the Procolitia | all of which has been carefully etched. | |||||
| of the Notitia" MacLaughlans Survey of the | there are also two gateways visible one on the East side & | |||||
| Roman Wall p.34. | one on its west side | |||||
| BATH | Bath | Bruces Roman Wall | 75 1/2 Chains North | The site of a bath used by |
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| (Site of) | Bath | Mr. Thompson | East of Ridley’s | ancient Romans. the only remains | ||
| Bath | Mr. Watson | Close. | being the spring, which supplied | |||
| it. the masonry which cased the | ||||||
| spring has been removed and used | ||||||
| in the erection of a portion of | ||||||
| the farmhouse "Carraw" | ||||||
| John Davison Sapper Royal Engineers | ||||||
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Transcribed by KF
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