The Antiquary volume 38
The Antiquary volume 38
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MAIDEN CASTLES AND BURHS.
To THE Editor.
Some years ago you published an interesting corre- spondence bearing upon the prevalence of place- names with the prefix " Maiden. " The letters came to rather an abrupt end without pointing to any definite conclusion. Perhaps it may be possible to carry the matter a little further now, as a larger body of information has no doubt been collected since the time of the correspondence. The paper I read at the British Archaeological Association, of which you... publish a summary, * was an attempt to systematize the subject, more especially so far as it deals with early strongholds and roads. Thirty-two examples of Maiden Castles or Burhs may be quoted. No doubt there may be others. The list, with a request for further details in several of the instances, will be found at the close of this letter. My object in sug- gesting a re-opening of the correspondence is that apparently it should now be possible to approach some conclusion, at any rate, as to the language to which the name belongs, and perhaps if that be done we may some day be able to arrive at some idea of the meaning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MAIDEN CASTLES AND BURHS.
To THE Editor.
Some years ago you published an interesting corre- spondence bearing upon the prevalence of place- names with the prefix " Maiden. " The letters came to rather an abrupt end without pointing to any definite conclusion. Perhaps it may be possible to carry the matter a little further now, as a larger body of information has no doubt been collected since the time of the correspondence. The paper I read at the British Archaeological Association, of which you... publish a summary, * was an attempt to systematize the subject, more especially so far as it deals with early strongholds and roads. Thirty-two examples of Maiden Castles or Burhs may be quoted. No doubt there may be others. The list, with a request for further details in several of the instances, will be found at the close of this letter. My object in sug- gesting a re-opening of the correspondence is that apparently it should now be possible to approach some conclusion, at any rate, as to the language to which the name belongs, and perhaps if that be done we may some day be able to arrive at some idea of the meaning.
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