Early British trackways, moats, mounds, camps, and sites

by Alfred Watkins

(Based upon the Ordnance Survey with the sanction of the Controller of H.M. Stationery Office).

Plate XX.

MAP OF EIGHT LEYS THROUGH CAPEL-Y-TAIR-YWEN, HAY. SEE CONTENTS TABLE

(Based upon the Ordnance Survey with the sanction of the Controller of H.M. Stationery Office).

INDEX.

Most of the Places indexed are in Herefordshire; those in adjoining counties are, if necessary, indicated by the initial of the county (as R. for Radnor) following the name.

• Abdon Burf (S.), [18]
• Aberllynfi-Gaer (B.), [6]
• Aconbury Church, [20]
• Almeley Batch Twt, [6]
• Almeley Woonton, [19]
• Altars, [25]
• Alt-y-ynis, [27]
• Anthony’s Cross (G.), [33]
• Arthur’s Stone, [6], [14], [24], [25], [33]
• Assemblies, [10], [14]
• Avenues (trees), [5], [20]
• Avenues of Pines, [27]
• Aylestone Hill, [24]
• Aymestrey, [26]

• Bach Hill (R.), [18]
• Backbury, [19]
• Badesley Clinton (Warwick.), [16]
• Bailey Hill (R.), [34]
• Baldwin (Archbishop), [17]
• Bal-Mawr (B.), Balls Cross, Ballgate, [5], [28]
• Bannister, Rev. A. J., [27] [30]
• Baring-Gould, Rev. S., [25]
• Barrow, [10], [27]
• Barton Court, [29]
• Bartonsham Farm, [5], [17]
• Bassam, [5], [17]
• Batch, [6], [10]
• Beachley (G.), [22]
• Beachwood Mound, [23]
• Beacon Hill, [33]
• Bellgate, Bellimore, Belmont, [28]
• Belloc, Hillaire, [25]
• Belmont, [16], [18]
• Bentley, Rev. S., [25]
• Beowulf, [31]
• Bewell Spring, [30]
• Bewley or Bewdley, [30]
• Bible parallels, [33]
• Bicknor Walks (G.), [12]
• Birchend Moat, [33]
• Birdlip Hill (G.), [33]
• Birley Church, [30]
• Birley Hill, [6]
• Bitterley Cross (S.), [5]
• Bitterley (S.), [4], [18]
• Bishop’s Moat (S.), [30]
• Black Darren, [4]
• Black Hill, Olchon, [6]
• Blackfriars, Hereford, [24]
• Blacklains (G.), [33]
• Black Mountains, [5], [17]
• Black Traders road, [23]
• Blackwardine, [9]
• Bobblestock Hill, [19]
• Bolitree, Bolstone, Bollingham, [28]
• Bollingham, [17], [33]
• Borough, [27]
• Bosbury, Boston, Bosley, [28]
• Bosbury Cross, [25]
• Boswell (Staff.), Bostock (Staff.), Boscastle (Cornwall), [28]
• Bowley Bowling Green, [19], [28]
• Bowley Town, [14]
• Boy Scouting, [33]
• Bradley, Bradlow, [27], [29]
• Bramley, [27]
• Brampton Bryan, [6]
• Bramton, [27]
• Brass Knoll, [28]
• Bredwardine, [29]
• Breinton, [20], [33]
• Bren Tor (Devon), [22]
• Bridge Sollars, [16], [20], [26]
• Brilley Green, [33]
• Brinsop, [16]
• Brimpsfield Castle (G.), [33]
• Brinklow (Wilts.), [25]
• Brimfield, [24]
• Broad Green, [29]
• Broad (The), [9], [29]
• Broadlands, Broadley, Broadward, [29]
• Brobury Scar, [5], [6], [19], [33]
• Brockhampton Church, [33]
• Bromton, [27]
• Bromfield, [27]
• Bromley (Kent), [27]
• Broom, [27], [28]
• Broomsgreen (G.), [27]
• Broomsberrow (G.), [27]
• Broomstick, [31]
• Broomy Hill, [27], [31]
• Brown Clee (S.), [18]
• Bryn-y-Maen (R.), [18]
• Bryn-Rhydd (R.), [33]
• Bucknell Church (S.), [30]
• Bullingham, [24]
• Burcot Pool, [16], [24], [33]
• Bury, [10]
• Burial Mound, [14], [20], [27]
• Bur, Burton, Burford, Burcot, [29]
• Burl, Burley, Burlton, [29]
• Burley Gate, [28]
• Bury, [27]
• Bush Bank, [17]
• Byford Ford, [6]

• Caerleon (M.), [25]
• Caerwent (M.), [25]
• Cairn, [10]
• Camps— [6], [9], [10], [11], [12], [15], [20], [21], [22], [25], [33], [34]
• Canterbury, [13], [25]
• Capel-y-fin (B.), [5], [17], [18], [29]
• Capel-y-tair-ywen (B.), [6]
• Caplar Camp, [21], [33], [34]
• Caradock, [30]
• Castles— [4], [6], [10], [11], [20], [21], [22], [23], [25], [28], [31], [33]
• Castle Hill (Glos.), [33]
• Castle Hill (Hereford), [14], [23]
• Castle Farms, [22]
• Castle Tumps, [6]
• Castle Tomen, [4], [34]
• Causeways, [4], [5], [13], [16], [24]
• Chamber Well, [24]
• Chantry, Perrystone, [33]
• Christian Era, [11]
• Churchdown (G.), [22]
• Churches— [6], [7], [11], [12], [18], [19], [20], [21], [22], [24], [25], [26], [28], [29], [33], [34]
• Cist, [27]
• Clee Hill (S.), [4], [18]
• Clifford, [6]
• Clyro Church (R.), [33]
• Codrington, Thos., [15], [25]
• Colchester, Coleham, Coleridge, [31]
• Coldborough, [27]
• Cold Harbour, Coldridge, [31]
• Coldman’s Hill, Coldstone, [31]
• Coldwell, [24], [31]
• Cole, Coleman, [24], [31]
• Cole-prophet, Cold-prophet, [31]
• Cole-staff, [31]
• Coleshill, Colestock, Coleford, [31]
• Colewelle, Colmanswell, [31]
• Coles Tump, Coles Mountain, [31]
• Coley, Colebury, Colebatch, [31]
• Colva Church (R.), [33]
• Colporter, [31]
• Colva Hill (R.), [32]
• Colwall, [24], [31]
• Commerce, [10]
• Concrete in Causeways, [4]
• Conigree (G.), [33]
• Constable’s Firs, [20]
• Coronation Stone, [17]
• Coxall Knoll, [6]
• Court of Noke, [33]
• Craft of the Ley-men, [30]
• Cradley, [27]
• Credenhill, [5], [17], [33]
• Croft Ambury, [9], [21], [33]
• Croft Lane, [9]
• Crosses, [5], [17]
• Cross Ash (M.), [19]
• Cross Colloe, [19]
• Cross End Farm, [6], [33]
• Cross in Hand, [14], [33]
• Cross Oak (S.), [19]
• Cross Roads, [11], [13]
• Cross of the Tree, [19], [28]
• Cruger Castle (R.), [4]
• Cullis, [15]
• Cusop, [12]
• Cuttings, [15]