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Identifier: sixthreportinven00scot (find matches)
Title: Sixth report and inventory of monuments and constructions in the county of Berwick
Year: 1915 (1910s)
Authors: Scotland. Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments and Constructions
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Publisher: Edinburgh : H.M. Stationery Off.
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
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too o yI(;< 75,—Fort, Belchester (No. 141). IOO £00 H IfEEJ village of Leitholm, and some 150 yards west of Belchester House,at an elevation of about 250 feet above sea-level, are the remains inventory of monuments, etc., in county of berwick. 79 Parish of Eccles. of a large oval fort (fig. 75). Its site is a plateau, whence theground falls sharply away towards the north-west. The defencesremain for about one-half of the periphery, and consist of adeep trench measuring about 44 feet across. The ramparts havebeen entirely obliterated, as also has the ditch on the north andnorth-west. O.S.M., Bee., xxviii. NE. Visited 23rd October 1908. 142. Fort, Hardacres Hill.—Traces of fortifications (fig. 76)remain on the south-west end of Hardacres Hill, at an elevation of
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100 0 100 J200 minimi 1 1 ^eet. Fig. 76.—Fortifications (remains of), Hardacres Hill (No. 142). about 300 feet above sea-level. They are situated in arable landunder cultivation, and are almost entirely obliterated. O.S.M., Ber., xxviii. NW. Visited 23rd October 1908. 80 historical monuments (scotland) commission. Parish of Eccles.Miscellaneous. 143. Gross, Crosshall.—Situated about \ mile south-west of Cross-hall farm, at the roadside and opposite to a row of farm cottages,stands a tall wheel-headed cross (fig. 77). It is a monolith insertedinto a built stone base with a central socket stone, the whole risingto a height of 14 feet 10 inches above the ground level. The shaft,which is a rectangular oblong in section, has a slight taper upwardstowards the circular head which measures 1 foot 10 inches in diameter.On both sides of the head a plain equal-armed cross is cut in lowrelief within a marginal border. The main axis of the cross-shaftfaces north and south and is carved on all

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