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| Tumulus | Tumulus | McLauchlans map of | 10 Chains North East | An artificial mound Consisting | ||
| Tumulus | Watling Street &c. | of High Bellshield | of earth & Stones piled up together | |||
| Tumulus | in a Conical Shape. This mound is | |||||
| Situated in the interior, & on the highest | ||||||
| part of the ground over which the | ||||||
| Roman Camp extends (See page 4). | ||||||
| Several mounds Similar to this have | ||||||
| been opened in different parts of the | ||||||
| Parish of Elsdon, & found to contain | ||||||
| the remains of human bones, ashes, &c. | ||||||
| Tumulus | Tumulus | McLauchlans map of | 52 Chains South | A flat mound consisting principally | ||
| Tumulus | Watling Street &c. | of High Bellshield | of rough Stones. Situated 4 Chains | |||
| Tumulus | West of the British Camp (See page 5). | |||||
| This mound is of a Similar nature | ||||||
| to the one above described. | ||||||
| J. Doherty Lance Corporal Royal Engineers |
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