ARUN, RIVER, effect of marshes of, 17-18;
lowest bridge over, at Arundel, 97;
crossed by the southern track, 130;
crossing of at Houghton, 130;
at Burgh Hill, 139;
at Romans Wood, 153, 166;
at Pulborough, 166
ARUNDEL, road from Pulborough to, 17, 18;
crossing of Arun at, 97, 99, 130
ARUNDEL HILL, 169
ASHURST, Roman road on sand at, 156
ATHENS, 70
AULUS PLAUTIUS, 104
AUTUN, 70
AVON, Bristol, the, and British trackways, 129
BALHAM and Stane Street, 167
BALKAN PENINSULA, the, political chaos due to decay of Roman trunk
roads, 76-7
BARI, road planning in, 58
BATH and the Fosse Way, 39
BEECH, woods, and chalk, 119
BELFORT, 44, 45, 46
BELGIUM, Roman road building in, 136
BERKSHIRE DOWNS, the trackway on, 120
BIGNOR and Stane Street, 138, 169
BILLINGSHURST and Stane Street, 169
BLACK DEATH, the, a date in English road history, 81-2
BLACKPOOL, a “reserve” town, 68
BOARD OF WORKS and macadam, 190
BORDEAUX, 31
BOROUGH, the, and Stane Street, 167
BOSHAM during the Dark Ages, 165
“BOULEVARD” movement, 194
BOULOGNE, harbour of, 73
BOUNDARY, road as a, 77;
instanced, 77-8
BRAMBER, causeway at, 18;
crossing of Adur at, 99, 130
BRANCASTER, Roman station at, and Peddars Way, 176
BREYDON WATER, change from estuary to a broad, 176
BRIDGE, the, and road development, 12;
building of at different periods, 22-3;
significance of term in some languages, 22-3;
cost of and effect, 22-3;
architecture of, 23;
function in making inland ports, 30-31;
marshes created by disrepair of, 65, 158-9;
at Cologne, 75;
lowest on river, effect of, on sea traffic, 96-7;
normal origin of, 20;
instanced at London, Cologne, Rouen, Isle of Paris, 21;
of piles, 21;
of boats, 21;
object of, 21-2;
high gradients of some, 23-4;
effect of change from pile to stone, 24;
convergence of roads towards, 25;
military importance of, 25;
payments of toll at, 26;
creation of a _nodal_ point at, 26-31;
on English roads, 89
BRIDGE HEAD, the term, 25
BRIGHTON, a “reserve” town, 68
BRINDISI, 70, 77
BRITAIN, its place in the Roman Empire, 113
BURFORD BRIDGE and Stane Street, 170
BURGH HILL, 139
BURGHLEY PARK, near Stamford, 154
BURY, 169
CAEN, bridge at, and road convergence, 25
CANTERBURY and Christianity, 70;
lowest bridge over Stour at, 97;
and Richborough, 98;
and Colchester, 103;
and the early trackways, 120, 121, 122;
as nucleus of Channel ports, 163
CHALK, road courses over, 34-5;
characteristics of, 119;
distribution in England, 119-20;
and the early trackways, 119-20, 130, 131
CHALONS, disuse of Roman road from Rheims to, 157
CHANNEL, English (_see_ English Channel)
CHESHIRE PLAIN, the, 128
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