The Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Magazine, Volumes 65-66Edward Hungerford Goddard Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Society., 1970 - Natural history |
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Probing indicated walls about 0.25 m . below the surface , and a subsequent resistivity survey suggested a building ... In 1969 , Mr. Swanton reported that his plough had hit further wall foundations on the crest of the knoll 180 m . to ...
Probing indicated walls about 0.25 m . below the surface , and a subsequent resistivity survey suggested a building ... In 1969 , Mr. Swanton reported that his plough had hit further wall foundations on the crest of the knoll 180 m . to ...
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Two circular slots , each 25 cms . in diameter and 10 cms . deep , were set into the centre of one of the foundation walls , probably to support timber uprights . Within the limited area of the interior that was excavated a cobbled ...
Two circular slots , each 25 cms . in diameter and 10 cms . deep , were set into the centre of one of the foundation walls , probably to support timber uprights . Within the limited area of the interior that was excavated a cobbled ...
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The eastern rear wall had been robbed out in antiquity but the two lateral walls survived , the northern one to a height of 40 cms . A median wall on the long axis of the building also survived for most of its original length .
The eastern rear wall had been robbed out in antiquity but the two lateral walls survived , the northern one to a height of 40 cms . A median wall on the long axis of the building also survived for most of its original length .
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THE HERON IN WILTSHIRE by Geoffrey L Boyle | 7 |
THE WEATHER OF 1969 by T E Rogers | 15 |
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