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
74. Junction of West Wall of Housesteads, BORCOVICUS, 216
with the Wall
75. Ground Plan of Gateway, Housesteads 216
76. Outside View of the West Portal, Housesteads 217
77. Inside View of West Portal, Housesteads 217
78. Housesteads, BORCOVICUS, from the East _facing_
220
79. Broken Columns, BORCOVICUS _facing_
225
80. Sculptured Figures, BORCOVICUS _facing_
225
81. Sculptured Figures, etc. _facing_
225
82. Figure of Victory 226
83. Sepulchral Slab to a young Physician 227
84. Slab to Hadrian, Bradley 232
85. Slab to Hadrian, Milking-gap 234
86. Altar to Fortune, Chesterholm 237
87. Hypocaust Pillar 238
88. Milestone at Chesterholm, VINDOLANA _facing_
239
89. Altar to Genius of the Pretorium 240
90. Symbol, LEG. XX. 241
91. Part of Slab to Hadrian 241
92. Coping-stone, Roman ‘broaching’ 242
93. The Crags, West of Craglough _facing_
243
94. The Wall at Steel-rig _facing_
244
95. Mural Stone, LEG. XX. V.V. 247
96. Mile-castle at Cawfield _facing_
248
97. Part of Slab to Hadrian 251
98. Tablet to Hadrian 256
99. Plan of ancient Water-course, Great Chesters, _facing_
ÆSICA 257
100. Nine-nicks of Thirlwall 265
101. Lamp, Fibula, Shears, and Compasses _facing_
268
102. Stone Effigy 272
103. Section of Works near Wallend 273
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