Archaeologia Cantiana, Volume 13Kent Archaeological Society., 1880 |
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... seen the drawings ; and having also before them Mr. Neale's written statement that “ seven drawings are now fit to be put into the hands of the lithographer for reproduction ; " it would be well to pay Mr. Neale at once all his charges ...
... seen the drawings ; and having also before them Mr. Neale's written statement that “ seven drawings are now fit to be put into the hands of the lithographer for reproduction ; " it would be well to pay Mr. Neale at once all his charges ...
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... seen to the best advantage where we assembled , near the entrance from the high road ; but no fair conception of the oppidum , nor of the grandeur of the earthworks , could have been formed by those unacquainted with similar ...
... seen to the best advantage where we assembled , near the entrance from the high road ; but no fair conception of the oppidum , nor of the grandeur of the earthworks , could have been formed by those unacquainted with similar ...
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... seen . Numerous sites which once bore a camp or fort , by their name of bury , are now bare of any remains . The following were examined ; Downbury Farm , near Pembury ; Hockenbury and Dunbury , near Staple- hurst ; Tattlebury , near ...
... seen . Numerous sites which once bore a camp or fort , by their name of bury , are now bare of any remains . The following were examined ; Downbury Farm , near Pembury ; Hockenbury and Dunbury , near Staple- hurst ; Tattlebury , near ...
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... seen , some distance apart , on the west side of the road from Binbury to Maidstone , between Binbury and the racecourse ; they are so thickly lined with bushes that the bottom is invisible , but is at least twelve or fifteen feet deep ...
... seen , some distance apart , on the west side of the road from Binbury to Maidstone , between Binbury and the racecourse ; they are so thickly lined with bushes that the bottom is invisible , but is at least twelve or fifteen feet deep ...
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... at Denge Wood , E. of Julaber's grave , but both of these escaped my obser- vation . This finishes all the earthworks , and sites of earth- works in Kent , that I have yet seen published NOTES ON KENTISH EARTHWORKS . 13.
... at Denge Wood , E. of Julaber's grave , but both of these escaped my obser- vation . This finishes all the earthworks , and sites of earth- works in Kent , that I have yet seen published NOTES ON KENTISH EARTHWORKS . 13.
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