Early British trackways, moats, mounds, camps, and sitesWatkins, Alfred
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Early British trackways, moats, mounds, camps, and sites
Watkins, Alfred
Great Britain -- Antiquities; Leys -- Great Britain; Megalithic monuments -- Great Britain; Mounds -- Great Britain
[Illustration: FRONTISPIECE.
1. Castle Tomen, Radnor Forest.
2. A Glade on a Ley.
3. Four Stones, New Radnor.]
Early British
Trackways, Moats,
Mounds, Camps,
and Sites.
A Lecture given to the Woolhope Naturalists’ Field Club, at Hereford,
September, 1921, by ALFRED WATKINS, Fellow and Progress Medallist
(for 1910), of the Royal Photographic Society; Past President (1919)
of the Woolhope Club. With illustrations by the Author, and much
added matter.
1922:
HEREFORD: THE WATKINS METER CO.
LONDON: SIMPKIN, MARSHALL, HAMILTON, KENT & CO., LTD.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
PAGE
TABLE OF ILLUSTRATIONS 4
FOREWORD 7
INTRODUCTION 9
OUTLINE OF CONCLUSIONS 10
PROOF 11
THE LEY 12
ANTIQUITY OF THE LEY 13
INDIVIDUALITY OF A LEY 13
MOUNDS 14
EARTH-CUTTINGS 15
WATER SIGHTING-POINTS 15
MARK-STONES 16
SIGHTING STONES 17
TREES 19
CAMPS 20
CHURCHES 21
CASTLES 22
TRADERS’ ROADS 22
HEREFORD TRACKWAYS 23
TRADITIONAL WELLS 24
PREVIOUS DATA 25
ROMAN ROADS 26
PLACE NAMES 26
DISCOVERY BY PLACE NAME 30
THE LEY-MEN 30
HINTS TO LEY-HUNTERS 31
A FEW LEYS 33
ENDWORD 34
INDEX 35
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 41
TABLE OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
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