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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… (57). Monuments (4042), Cross-dykes Three cross-dykes lie on spurs which extend N. from the Chalk escarpment in the … of the shoulder of the spur. 'Celtic' fields (Group 57) lie on either side of the dyke and one long lynchet is … In addition to two mounds ( see (48)), five barrows lie on the Chalk escarpment in the S. of the parish. (43) …
A History of the County of Sussex
… And Southwick The former parishes of Old and New Shoreham lie on the narrow coastal plain between the sea and the South … argued that in the Middle Ages the mouth did not lie open to the sea 2 but was protected by a shingle bar … in population. A large part of the town was said to lie waste in 1368, but it is not clear whether the action of …