Glasgow Memorials
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QUEEN'S PARK AND OLD CAMP 183 and even assigned a position to the praetorium or general's tent.^ Roman camps, however, v^^ere almost always rect- angular, while this one is circular. There is nothing to show that the site lay in the line of march, and no Roman relics, so far as is known, have been found in the vicinity. The camp apparently belongs to the well-known type of British forts of which numerous examples are to be found throughout the country. Such forts were usually composed of t...wo or more concentric circles, consisting of ramparts and trenches ; but at Camphill the outer rampart, measuring about 400 yards in circumference, is all that can now be traced, unless the rising ground at the north-west corner, which Dr. Smith supposed to be the praetorium, may be the remains of another rampart. Probably enough the inner surface of the camp was levelled, ploughed, and cropped before the existing full-grown trees were planted. A number of large stones now lying about may, according to the common method, have formed part of the demolished works.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8-9.
QUEEN'S PARK AND OLD CAMP 183 and even assigned a position to the praetorium or general's tent.^ Roman camps, however, v^^ere almost always rect- angular, while this one is circular. There is nothing to show that the site lay in the line of march, and no Roman relics, so far as is known, have been found in the vicinity. The camp apparently belongs to the well-known type of British forts of which numerous examples are to be found throughout the country. Such forts were usually composed of t...wo or more concentric circles, consisting of ramparts and trenches ; but at Camphill the outer rampart, measuring about 400 yards in circumference, is all that can now be traced, unless the rising ground at the north-west corner, which Dr. Smith supposed to be the praetorium, may be the remains of another rampart. Probably enough the inner surface of the camp was levelled, ploughed, and cropped before the existing full-grown trees were planted. A number of large stones now lying about may, according to the common method, have formed part of the demolished works.
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