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Air Reconnaissance: Recent Results, 8

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  02 January 2015

J.K. St. Joseph
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Antiquity , Volume 40 , Issue 160 , December 1966 , pp. 300 - 304
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Copyright © Antiquity Publications Ltd 1966

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[1] Gould, J., Trans. Lichfield S. Staffs. Arch. Hist. Soc., 5, 1964, 1–50 Google Scholar.

[2] St Joseph, J. K., J.R.S., 55, 1965, 76–7 Google Scholar, fig. 3

[3] St Joseph, J. K., (ed.) Wacher, J. S., The Civitas Capitals of Roman Britain (1966), 28–9Google Scholar, fig. , pl. VI: see also J.R.S., 54, 1964, 160 Google Scholar, plan.

[4] Plot, R., The Natural History of Staffordshire (1686), 406Google Scholar.

[5] Victoria County History, Staffordshire, 1 (1908), 344–6.Google Scholar This survey is far from accurate.

[6] Coll. Hist. Staffs. (William Salt Arch. Soc. Proc.) for 1927 (1929), 185–206Google Scholar.

[7] JR.S., 43, 1953, 84–5 Google Scholar (annexe and outer ditches); 48, 1958, 95 (‘temporary camp’); 53, 1963, 132 and 55, 1965, 84, identifying a fort (the smaller of the two forts here described), the same feature as the ‘temporary camp’ of the previous reference, later photographs having shown the defences to include two ditches.

[8] Webster, G., Trans. B’ham Arch. Soc. 80, 1965, 82–3 Google Scholar, fig. 4, pls. X–XI.

[9] West Midlands annual archaeological news- sheet 8 for 1965 (1966), 9–10.

[10] Webster, ibid., 83.

[11] ibid.

[12] J.R.S.,55, 1965, 74–5 Google Scholar, fig. 2.

[13] Cf. Agricolan Fendoch, with an area of c. 3.9 acres within the rampart, which housed a cohors milliaria in rather tightly packed timber buildings. See Richmond, I. A. and McIntyre, J., Proc. Soc. Ant. Scot., 73, 1939, 110–54 Google Scholar.

[14] These lie only some 20–25 ft. apart, and must represent the gutters of the road rather than side- ditches which, on trunk roads like Ermine Street, might be separated by 50 ft. or more.

[15] Probably the fort at Stretton Mill which surely relates to a S.E./N.W. line (Metchley to Chester), just as the fort at Eaton House relates to Watling Street. See J.R.S., 55, 1965, 77 Google Scholar, fig. 3.

[16] Air photographs AGD 49–50 in the Cambridge University Collection.

[17] J.R.S., 43. 1953. 85.Google Scholar pl. IX; 51, 1961. 174.