Archaeological Review volume 2
Archaeological Review volume 2
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G. M. , 1844, ii. 24 ; Hiihnir vii. 91.
Clifton, three miles from Doncaster, Urns containing Ik ards of coins, chiefly of Gallienus, Salonina, Postumus, Tetricus, Claudius Gothicus, and Quin- tillus, the last of interest from tlie brief period of that Emperor's reign, which was but for seven days. C((mden, iii. 33.
CooKKiDiJE, on the load from Ilkley to Adle, Coins, indications of Roman town, inscriptions, pottery, sculpture, and urns. Camden, iii. 44.
DoxcASTER (Danum), ^Military station on th...e great highway from south to north, locally known as a "Roman Rig. " Here was stationed a Prefect of the Crispian Horse. Votive altar at a depth of six feet. G. M. , 1781, 361 ; Assuc. Jonrn. Xxx. 452 ; Ynr]: Arch. Jimni. Viii. 159.
DuNNiNGTON, Altar. Bowman, Reliq. Autiq. JhJhnracensis, 1855, p. 86.
Eastxess, near Hevingham, Stone sarcophagus, inscribed. Since lost sight of or destroyed. Camden. , iii. 85 ; Arch Joinn. Xxxiv. 196.
Eland Hall Wood, near Slack, CVnns of the Lower Empire found in 1769.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
G. M. , 1844, ii. 24 ; Hiihnir vii. 91.
Clifton, three miles from Doncaster, Urns containing Ik ards of coins, chiefly of Gallienus, Salonina, Postumus, Tetricus, Claudius Gothicus, and Quin- tillus, the last of interest from tlie brief period of that Emperor's reign, which was but for seven days. C((mden, iii. 33.
CooKKiDiJE, on the load from Ilkley to Adle, Coins, indications of Roman town, inscriptions, pottery, sculpture, and urns. Camden, iii. 44.
DoxcASTER (Danum), ^Military station on th...e great highway from south to north, locally known as a "Roman Rig. " Here was stationed a Prefect of the Crispian Horse. Votive altar at a depth of six feet. G. M. , 1781, 361 ; Assuc. Jonrn. Xxx. 452 ; Ynr]: Arch. Jimni. Viii. 159.
DuNNiNGTON, Altar. Bowman, Reliq. Autiq. JhJhnracensis, 1855, p. 86.
Eastxess, near Hevingham, Stone sarcophagus, inscribed. Since lost sight of or destroyed. Camden. , iii. 85 ; Arch Joinn. Xxxiv. 196.
Eland Hall Wood, near Slack, CVnns of the Lower Empire found in 1769.
What to read after Archaeological Review volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gomme George Laurence to read onlineMoreLess
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