The Rollright Stones; the Stonehenge of Oxfordshire; With Some Account of the Ancient Druids And Sagas Rendered Into English, Illustrated With Camera And Pen
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FROM CAMCEN'S BRITANNIA Chapter IV.
Histerical reminiscences of l^ellrighit.
' A tale of the davs of old.' X Early British times, before the Roman invasion, the north- i ■ •_ ern parts of Oxfordshire with a yreat part of Glo'stershire were inhabited bv the Dobuni (of Plolemv) or Boduni (of Dion CassiLis.) Their territory seems to have terminated on the hills, along which still runs the boundary between the counties of Oxford and ^^'arwick, hevond them being the great vale of Warwickshire the ho...me of the Ci>rna\ii, another great British tribe.
At this time vast portions of Britain were covered with dense forest. These gave shelter to the native inhabitants of the island and within their protecting enclosure, the villages were situated.
28 But many of the early roads or rather tracks, had to be carried along the hills, partly because of their being easier to trayerse in wet seasons, which possibly when forests coyered the country were more frequent than now, and because the forest there was less dense than in the yalleys.
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FROM CAMCEN'S BRITANNIA Chapter IV.
Histerical reminiscences of l^ellrighit.
' A tale of the davs of old.' X Early British times, before the Roman invasion, the north- i ■ •_ ern parts of Oxfordshire with a yreat part of Glo'stershire were inhabited bv the Dobuni (of Plolemv) or Boduni (of Dion CassiLis.) Their territory seems to have terminated on the hills, along which still runs the boundary between the counties of Oxford and ^^'arwick, hevond them being the great vale of Warwickshire the ho...me of the Ci>rna\ii, another great British tribe.
At this time vast portions of Britain were covered with dense forest. These gave shelter to the native inhabitants of the island and within their protecting enclosure, the villages were situated.
28 But many of the early roads or rather tracks, had to be carried along the hills, partly because of their being easier to trayerse in wet seasons, which possibly when forests coyered the country were more frequent than now, and because the forest there was less dense than in the yalleys.
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