- Ambleside, [10], [56].
- Appleby, [35].
- Balcreggan, [61].
- Balmuildy (Wall of Pius), [7], [29].
- Beachy Head, [27].
- Birrenswark, [61].
- Borrans, see Ambleside.
- Broom Farm (Hants), [26].
- Burgh Castle, [48].
- Cae Gaer (Montgom.), [58].
- Camerton, [55].
- Cardiff, [21], [58].
- Castell Collen, [57].
- Caves in Roman Britain, [54];
- Borness, [60].
- Chedzoy, [55].
- Chester, [41].
- Chesterholm (Hadrian's Wall), [8], [31].
- Compton (Surrey), [25].
- Corbridge, [9], [32], [49].
- Derby, Derwent, [42].
- Donnington (Heref.), [63].
- Dorchester (Dorset), [43].
- Dover, [45].
- Eastbourne, [27].
- East Bridgeford, [51].
- East Grimstead (Wilts.), [24].
- Ewell, [56].
- Featherwood (Northumberland), [30].
- Fetcham (Surrey), [55].
- Gaer (near Brecon), [60].
- Gellygaer, [58].
- Gloucester, [22].
- Greenwich, Roman road, [45].
- Guildford, [56].
- Halton (Wall of Hadrian), [50].
- Hangingshaw, see Appleby.
- Hants, Roman roads, [44].
- Harden (Yorks.), [57].
- Herefordshire, Roman roads, [62].
- Hertfordshire, Roman roads, [45].
- Hockley (Essex), [44].
- Holt, [15]-[21], [34], [60].
- Hurstpierpoint, [56].
- Inveravon (Wall of Pius), [8].
- Kingston-on-Thames, [26].
- Kintbury (Berks.), [41].
- Kirkintilloch, [8].
- Lancashire, Roman roads, [45].
- Lancaster, [12].
- Lincoln, [34], [46].
- Litlington (Camb.), [26].
- Litus Saxonicum, [49].
- London, [22], [35], [46].
- Lowbury, [27].
- Manchester, [46].
- Mersea Island (Essex), [44].
- Midsomer Norton, [55].
- Mote of Mark (Kirkcudbright), [61].
- Mumrills (Wall of Pius), [8].
- Nettleton Scrub, [57].
- Newstead (Melrose), [61].
- North Ash (Kent), [25].
- Nythe Farm (near Swindon), [57].
- Parc-y-Meirch, [28], [60]
- Place-names of Derbyshire, [42];
- of Sussex, [56].
- Polden Hills (Som.), [55].
- Puncknoll (Dorset), [43].
- Raedykes (near Stonehaven), [7].
- Ribchester, [12], [45].
- Richborough, [21].
- Rockbourne Down, [44].
- Rycknield Street, [57].
- St. Asaph (road near), [58].
- Sea Mills, [44].
- Silchester, [44].
- Slack, [13].
- Suetonius Paulinus, topography of campaign against Boudicca, [40].
- Tituli (tutuli), age of, [7].
- Traprain Law, [8], [30].
- Ulceby (South Lincs.), [46].
- Varis (of Ant. Itin.), [58].
- Vindolanda, [31].
- Wall of Hadrian, [8], [38]-[40].
- Wall of Pius, [7], [8].
- Weardale (co. Durham), [9], [33].
- Wigfair (St. Asaph), [58].
- Witcombe (Glouc.), [44].
- Wookey Hole (Mendip), [54].
- Wroxeter, [21], [52].
Footnotes
1 ([return])
Antiquities, plate 50. Roy does not notice it in his text, any more than he notices plate 51 (Ythan Wells camp). They are the two last plates in his volume; as this was issued posthumously in 1793 (he died in 1790), perhaps the omission is intelligible.
2 ([return])
I saw this verandah while open. The whole excavations at Caersws yielded important results and it is more than regrettable that no report of them has ever been issued.
3 ([return])
A Bronze Age burial (fig. 6, D) suggests that the clay may have been worked long before the Romans.