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25 26 27 28 29 3090I89 .28887 -4*Is31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57Uffington22*/WantageAidcot4504,6400441p336 -Ashbury+ 2141085 -84 - `, 8083 -8281see1819280 *31300 3534e/i 39* '280 290 ,250 A.370'----50*5187.-808079Edge of chalk scarp1 0 1 5 10 kmCounty boundaryTowns/ villagesFigure 29
103Shrivenham (SU 263877) ? Field System. Fairey 1963. PRN 11017Ashbury (SU 273846). Linear and pit-like marks. Allen 1933. PRN 11001Ashbury (SU 278839) ? Barrow, badly ploughed. Fairey 1963, 1969.PRN 11003Ashbury (SU 273816).foreign stones. PRN 11012Ashbury (SU 275815).work. PRN 11014Iron Age/Romano-British pot among scatter of largeLinear scatter of large stones, also slight earth-Ashbury (SU 277816) ? Barrow. Fairey 1963. PRN 11002Ashbury (SU 276809).Small ring ditch in corner of 'celtic' field.CUCAP 1969. PRN 11000Ashbury (SU 277809). Barrow circle. CUCAP 1969. PRN 11004Ashbury (SU 281856). Linear feature. Fairey 1963, 1969. PRN 11022Compton Beauchamp (SU 285854). ? Enclosure. CUCAP 1973. PRN 11023Ashbury (SU 281857) Ring ditch. CUCAP 1965. PRN 11021Uffington (SU 296891). Cropmarks. Fairey 1963. PRN 11016Uffington (SU 300869). Lynchets. CUCAP 1969. PRN 11024Uffington (SU 307841). ? Barrow circle. Fairey 1969. PRN 11072Woolstone (SU 303845). Barrow, slight earthworks visible. Allen 1948,Fairey 1969. PRN 11043Uffington (SU 308845). ? Two barrows. Allen 1948, Fairey 1969PRN 11042Uffington (SU 314869). Strip Lynchets. PRN 11046Woolstone/Kingston Lisle (SU 314851). Enclosure CUCAP 1972. PRN 11044Sparsholt (SU 342868). ? Field System. Fairey 1969. PRN 11045Childrey (SU 351852). ? Barrow. Fairey 1963, NMR 1973. PRN 11034Childrey (SU 352852). Ring ditch. NMR 1973. PRN 11037Letcombe Basset (SU 361823). Barrow mound. Fairey 1963. PRN 11025Letcombe Basset (SU 369825). Ring ditch. Fairey 1969. PRN 11026Childrey (SU 364854). ? Square enclosure. NMR 1973. PRN 11038Letcombe Regis (SU 383846).of linear feature. PRN 11032Letcombe Regis (SU 386825).- PRN 11033Orange clay'soilmark, with 32 may be remainsField system and coppice boundary earthworks.Letcombe Regis (SU 383829). 'Celtic' lynchets. PRN 11009Letcombe Regis (CU 382843).enclosure. NMR 1971. PRN 11027Letcombe Regis (SU 378843). See No. 28? Pit alignment forming rounded corneredWantage (SU 399868). ? Enclosure. CUCAP 1975. PRN 11039Letcombe Regis (SU 395830). Cropmark complex. NMR 1973, 1975. PRN 11030Letcombe Regis (SU 392828). Circular cropmark with internal feature.NMR 1973, 1975. PRN 11028
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10EXCAVATIONS AT MIDDLETON STONEY,
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40NORTHAMPTON CASTLE (Site Code M13
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THE ROMAN FEATURESIn its earliest p
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