OS1/32/6/168
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| Camp (Continued | 014.09 | [continued from page 167] side only, a dyke which, it is said, was made lately to protect or preserve it. It is commonly called by the people, the "Roman Camp", and, upon Mr. Jolly's authority, it is doubtful if anything more important than the name itself can be traced to it, 'though this gentleman believes it may have been a Caledonian Camp, or perhaps the Camp of Freebooters of a more recent date. - The representation on Trace is precisely as it appears on the ground. The height of the rigde averages from 12 to 20 feet above the dyke at the bottom or the general surface around it, and there are not the least traces of any ditches &c. neither to what exists, nor to connect the somewat circular appearance it has. - Mr Jolly is the only learned authority who knows the object, but the "Camp" as a name is well known. |
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[Page] 168Co. [County] Stirling -- Buchanan Parish
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