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| Intrenchments | Entrenchments (Remains of) | Ralph Carr Esqr., Hedgeley. | On Sheet | The remains of two small parallel | ||
| (Remains of) | Entrenchments (Remains of) | Mr. Richd Rutherford, Shepd, | 29. 4 | entrenchments, having openings and | ||
| Greensidehill. | a slight slope facing the south, | |||||
| Entrenchments (Remains of) | Mr. Robt Donkin, farmer, | adjacent to which are the remains of a | ||||
| Ingram. | number of old walls, some of which appear | |||||
| Intrenchment | English Dictionary. | to be foundations of buildings, and | ||||
| are very similar to those connected with | ||||||
| the Camp at Grieve's Ash. | ||||||
| Tumuli | Tumuli (Remains of) | Ralph Carr Esqr., Hedgeley. | On Sheet | A few scattered stones placed in a circular | ||
| (Remains of) | Tumuli (Remains of) | Mr. Richd Rutherford, Shepd, | 29. 4 | form, and supposed to be the remains of | ||
| Greensidehill. | ancient graves – situated north of Hunt | |||||
| Tumuli (Remains of) | Mr. Robt Donkin, farmer, | Law. | ||||
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| Tumulus | Tumulus (Rems of) | Ralph Carr Esqr., Hedgeley. | On Sheet | A Circular heap of stones, situ[ated on] | ||
| (Remains of) | Tumulus (Rems of) | Mr. Richd Rutherford, Shepd, | 29. 4 | Hunt Law, and suppose[d to be the] | ||
| Greensidehill. | remains of an ancie[nt] [???] | |||||
| Tumulus (Rems of) | Mr. Robt Donkin, farmer, | |||||
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| Tumulus | — Do — | — Do — | On Sheet | |||
| (Remains of) | 29. 4 | Do – hollow[ed] [???] | ||||
| John Callanan 2nd Corporal Royal Engineers |
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