Archaeologia Cantiana, Volume 22Kent Archaeological Society., 1897 |
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... four miles beyond , below Vigo Hill . ( See Collectanea Cantiana , p . 152. ) THANET . - Mr . W. H. Hills kindly furnishes particulars of the discovery at Hollicondane , midway between that hamlet and Dump- ton , south - east from ...
... four miles beyond , below Vigo Hill . ( See Collectanea Cantiana , p . 152. ) THANET . - Mr . W. H. Hills kindly furnishes particulars of the discovery at Hollicondane , midway between that hamlet and Dump- ton , south - east from ...
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... four iron rivets by which it had been attached . When the interment took place the shield must have been laid upon the centre of the body . As the latter collapsed from decay the umbo fell half over towards the outside of the right arm ...
... four iron rivets by which it had been attached . When the interment took place the shield must have been laid upon the centre of the body . As the latter collapsed from decay the umbo fell half over towards the outside of the right arm ...
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and the base of the buckle tongue was originally set with four garnets and two blue stones - two of the garnets , however , are missing ; those remaining have underneath them reticulated gold- foil to give greater lustre to the garnets ...
and the base of the buckle tongue was originally set with four garnets and two blue stones - two of the garnets , however , are missing ; those remaining have underneath them reticulated gold- foil to give greater lustre to the garnets ...
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... four tiles with their interstices of mortar occupying one foot . This portion of the Church shews very careful workmanship , and may with the greatest probability be assigned to Roman building , although by some antiquarians it has been ...
... four tiles with their interstices of mortar occupying one foot . This portion of the Church shews very careful workmanship , and may with the greatest probability be assigned to Roman building , although by some antiquarians it has been ...
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... four Roman tiles to the foot , there are in the jambs of the doorway six tiles to the foot ; and at the time of the insertion nearly 1 ft . of the surrounding wall was broken away , as will be noticed by any observer outside the Church ...
... four Roman tiles to the foot , there are in the jambs of the doorway six tiles to the foot ; and at the time of the insertion nearly 1 ft . of the surrounding wall was broken away , as will be noticed by any observer outside the Church ...
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