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Prehistoric stone row - or collapsed modern wall?
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PeterH
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Re: stone settings
Mar 14, 2005, 23:52
Thanks Baz - the term is a new one on me. So the idea is that its a catch-all for small stone groups that don't fall into specific categories. Useful.

BTW Note to TMA Eds There is a photo of Ackling Dyke among your latest photos - its a Roman road. Coat on - bye!

" Traversing the county from a point of entry in the north-east, at Bokerley Junction, to a point of exit, west of Bridport, the Roman road known as Ackling Dyke linked London to Exeter and was probably built sometime during the period 55–60AD"
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