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A History of the County of Oxford
… bronze of Maximinus, and many 3 of Tetricus I and II, Constantine I and II, Constans, Valentinian, and Valenslitter the site. Many of … p. 59, note). The clump cannot now (1938) be identified. Post-holes are shown in Pl. XX, c. The air-photograph shows a …
A History of the County of Oxford
… and 1 Radiate, and at Rose Hill 2 Radiates, 1 Constantius II, 1 Valens (?), 1 House of Valentinian I (?), and 1 House … 354; Rolleston, Scientific Papers and Addresses (1884), ii, 937. 'On the pottery from the waste-heap of the Roman … material found is now preserved in the Ashmolean. Ibid. ii, 202. W. F. Grimes, Holt, Denbighshire ( y Cymmrodor, xli …
A History of the County of Oxford
… the conquest of the lowlands it contained any military post. The Fosse Way, now usually interpreted as a military … found here suggests that it may have been a police post and tax-collecting centre. 3 It never developed into a … See below, p. 294 f. See below, pp. 303 ff. V.C.H. Oxford, ii, 279. See p. 288. For evidence see pp. 271 and 274. For a …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Par. Antiq. (1818), i, 202; Anon. ap. Kennett (1818), ii, 426; Gibson's Camden (1695), p. 271; Pointer, Brit. … Kiddington (1783), pp. 50 ff.; Gough's Camden (1806), ii, 15; Dunkin, Bicester, pp. 199200; id., Bullingdon and … ix, 30 ff. P.S.A., 2nd ser., xvii, 333 ff.; Oxoniensia, ii, 80 ff. J.R.S. xii, 254. Antiq. Journ. vi, 43 ff. In …
A History of the County of Oxford
… by W. Stukeley. (After Stukeley, It. Cur. (1776), ii, pl. vi between pp. 401) The traces of buildings that … site for such a depot. It was probably never a military post: such was not needed in the quickly pacified Dobunian … the antiquarian public of the 18th century by the pseudo-Richard of Cirencester, is even still perpetuated on the O.S. …
A History of the County of Oxford
… 326, 328. (5) A denarius of Caracalla, small 3 of Tetricus II and Constantine I and II were found at Fordwells in the north corner of the parish, … discovered near Banbury in making the railway [ J.B.A.A. ii (1846), 352]. No structures have been recorded and no …
A History of the County of Somerset
… Bates informs me; (3) at a hamlet near Dundry (Collinson, ii. 105); (4) Cold Harbour Hill and Lane at Hardington … and even the date of its origin is unknown. APPENDIX II THE NAME 'CHESTER' It is well known that 'chester' and … All our evidence, however, goes to show that it is post-Roman. General Pitt-Rivers' excavations, indeed, only …
A History of the County of Somerset
… Bristol Past and Present, i. 24, 64; Clifton Antiq. Club, ii. 82, 160; iii. 125 ; v. 46; Brit. Arch. Assoc. Journ. … Diocletian, 1 Carausius, 9 Maximin, 4 Licinius, 1 Licinius II, 279 Constantine I, 5 Crispus, 6 Constantine II. The hoard was deposited about a.d. 322. Quite half the …
A History of the County of Somerset
… sketch of Roman Britain. 2. Sketch of Roman Somerset. Part II. Bath: 1. General sketch of Roman Bath. 2. Walls, gates, … But we now know that Wansdyke is, at least in large part, post-Roman (p. 371), while the alleged forts are either (like …
A History of the County of Somerset
… Romano-British Somerset Part 2, Bath PART II. BATH. 1. General sketch of Roman Bath. 2. Walls, gates, … conclusions. The place, to begin with, was not a military post. If any garrison was planted there, either in the early … 29), and one swallow does not make a summer. The notion of Richard of Cirencester (that is, Bertram of Copenhagen) that …