The Journal of the British Archaeological AssociationBritish Archaeological Association, 1855 |
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... appears to have arisen between these names , I may state that the former is the proper name of the stream , and that the latter is exclusively confined to the particular farm which occupies the upper part of its course . General Roy ( p ...
... appears to have arisen between these names , I may state that the former is the proper name of the stream , and that the latter is exclusively confined to the particular farm which occupies the upper part of its course . General Roy ( p ...
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... appear to have been connected with another on the opposite bank of the Clyde , forming with it an equilateral triangle . This camp will be afterwards described . During the formation C of the Caledonian railway , a number of small urns ...
... appear to have been connected with another on the opposite bank of the Clyde , forming with it an equilateral triangle . This camp will be afterwards described . During the formation C of the Caledonian railway , a number of small urns ...
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... appears to denote that it had been the locality where some battle has been fought . A little further on , the name Causeway house gives us , if we required it , another proof that we are on the line of a Roman road . In fact , this word ...
... appears to denote that it had been the locality where some battle has been fought . A little further on , the name Causeway house gives us , if we required it , another proof that we are on the line of a Roman road . In fact , this word ...
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... appears to have left the bank of the Clyde , and to have continued through the parish of Culter in a valley which is separated from that river by a range of hills of no great elevation . Shortly after its entry into this parish , it ...
... appears to have left the bank of the Clyde , and to have continued through the parish of Culter in a valley which is separated from that river by a range of hills of no great elevation . Shortly after its entry into this parish , it ...
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... the camps in this district appears to be exclusively taken from Ross's old and inaccurate map of Lanarkshire . From the Cat Craig the Roman road proceeds in the direction of Biggar , and about a mile after it 12 THE ANCIENT CAMPS OF THE.
... the camps in this district appears to be exclusively taken from Ross's old and inaccurate map of Lanarkshire . From the Cat Craig the Roman road proceeds in the direction of Biggar , and about a mile after it 12 THE ANCIENT CAMPS OF THE.
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