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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… increased to 500, in consequence of the opening of a coal-pit, whose produce is conveyed to the shipping by the Pontop …
A History of the County of Oxford
… bowl found in 1903. The place of discovery was a gravel-pit east of Rumbold's Copse by the side of the road from … 3 in. high, found a few hundred yards away in another pit, is of a size usually found accompanying an interment. … with Ardley mentioned above. Observations in a ballast-pit north-west of the station showed that, as so often in the …
Magna Britannia
… spring, near Crich, are two rows of round pits, called Pit-steads, one of them containing twenty-five, and the other …
Magna Britannia
… 100 paces from north to south. Towards the south-east is a pit six feet deep and 12 feet wide. 4 Bradbury lies about …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… Moated Sites. Mount and Bailey, Castles (without Masonry). Pit Dwellings ( see Pit Dwellings). Plateau Camp. Ring Work. Roman, see under … Houses, see under Dovecotes. Piscinae. (By Centuries.) Pit Dwellings. Plaster work. Plateau Camps, see under …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… form of an early or mid Ist-century type, e.g., from a pit of that date at Silchester [May, Silchester Pottery, PI. … Similar to Silchester Pottery, PI. LXXVIII, 5, found in a pit approximately of Claudian date [ Guildhall Museum Cat., …