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| British Station | continued from page 3. | |||||
| British Station | preservation particularly on the North | |||||
| British Station | South & West. The Gateways are | |||||
| also visible on the East & West | ||||||
| all of which are Carefully shewn | ||||||
| on the Trace. | ||||||
| Camp | British Camp | Mr John Thompson | 26 Chains South | An Ancient Military Camp which | ||
| (remains of) | British Camp | Mr. Edward Thompson | of High Warden | appears to have been of Minor | ||
| British Camp | McKenzie’s History | importance, the work of the British | ||||
| British Camp | Bruce’s Memoir of Roman Wall | Its area is very small, it is sur- | ||||
| British Camp | McLauchlans Memoir & Plan of Roman Wall | rounded by a deep Trench, which is | ||||
| quite visible, there is the Remains of | ||||||
| The Extracts from Bruces Roman Wall | Gateways on the East & West | |||||
| and McLauchlan’s Memoir on |
this Camp as well as | sides all of which are Carefully in- | ||||
| the other | serted on the Plan. it appears to | |||||
| have been defended by an earthen | ||||||
| rampart, as no visible remains of a | ||||||
| Wall can be seen. Neither can the | ||||||
| rampart be much noticed not | ||||||
| sufficient to be etched on the | ||||||
| plan. | ||||||
| George Davison Junr Civil Assistant |
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Transcribed by KF
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