The Roman Wall: A historical, topographical, and descriptive account of the barrier of the lower isthmus, extending from the Tyne to the Solway, deduced from numerous personal surveysBruce, J. Collingwood (John Collingwood)
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The Roman Wall: A historical, topographical, and descriptive account of the barrier of the lower isthmus, extending from the Tyne to the Solway, deduced from numerous personal surveys
Bruce, J. Collingwood (John Collingwood)
Great Britain -- Antiquities, Roman; Walls, Roman -- Great Britain
41-44. Coins of Hadrian found in the Bridge, PONS ÆLII 131
45. Coin of Severus found in Bridge, PONS ÆLII 131
46. Slab to the Campestral Mothers 140
47. Altar to Mars 142
48. Altar to Mars 143
49. Fragment of the Wall, near Denton 145
50. The Works at Heddon-on-the Wall _facing_
149
51. The Works near Carr-hill _facing_
156
52. Mural Slab—LEG. II. AUG. 163
53. Slab—FULGUR DIVOM 164
54. The Wall at Brunton _facing_
169
55. Remains of Roman Bridge over North Tyne _facing_
170
56. Miscellaneous Antiquities, Chesters, CILURNUM _facing_
170
57. Vault at CILURNUM 173
58. Hypocausts at CILURNUM 174
59. Ground Plan of Hypocausts, CILURNUM 175
60. River God, CILURNUM 178
61. Hypocaust, CILURNUM _facing_
178
62. Funereal Slab, CILURNUM 184
63. Funereal Slab of Horse Soldier, CILURNUM 185
64. Slab—ALA II. ASTURUM 186
65. Statue of Cybele, CILURNUM 189
66. Group of Carved Stones, CILURNUM 190
67. Miscellaneous Antiquities, CILURNUM _facing_
191
68. Samian Ware _facing_
192
69. Roman Spears, etc. _facing_
192
70. The Works, Tepper-moor _facing_
197
71. Slab—COH. I. BATAVORUM 198
72. Approach to Sewingshields _facing_
200
73. Busy Gap 208
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