What is Experimental Archaeology?

[PhilusEstilius]

Duncan. The book that deals with the 255 degree line as the late Raymond Selkirk refered to it, runs from Whitley Bay on the east coast to Maryport on the west coast.
His book is called On the Trail of the Legions first published in 1995 ISBN 1-897874-08-1 available from Anglia Publishing. Watts House.Capel St Mary.Ipswich.Suffolk. IP9 2JB. UK TEL' 01473-311138 Fax. 01473-311131
By the same author The Piercebridge Formular, Patrick Stephens Ltd. 1983 ISBN 0-85059-621-1 Reprinting with minor revisions .Anglia Publishing. 1995. ISBN 1-897874-14-6.
On the Trail of the Legions- produced in association with Ordernance Survey.The Ordernance Survey 1:25 000 series includes Pathfinder Maps, Explorer Maps, and Outdoor Leisure Maps An Index is available free of charge by telephoning 01703-792912.

[D B Campbell]

His book is called On the Trail of the Legions first published in 1995 ISBN 1-897874-08-1 available from Anglia Publishing. Watts House.Capel St Mary.Ipswich.Suffolk. IP9 2JB. UK TEL' 01473-311138 Fax. 01473-311131.

Hmmm ... I don't mean to be disrespectful, but I see there's a copy on Alibris for £46. Maybe that's why nobody seems to have read it.

[PhilusEstilius]

Duncan In another subject on camps you give a link to Google books and also you mention MacLaughlin who in the link refers to Hodgson and his comments about Dewley Law, Heddon Law, and Turpins Hill.
All of these places are on Raymond Selkirk's 255 line and it was these places that began the search for Raymond queried Hodgsons measurements, and when he checked them he found them all to be 1,620 yds apart and many others through out the line.
This line crosses Hadrians' Wall just west of Milecastle 15 project the line west and it goes to Maryport, do it east and it goes to Whitley Bay.

[Gaius Julius Caesar]

His book is called On the Trail of the Legions first published in 1995 ISBN 1-897874-08-1 available from Anglia Publishing. Watts House.Capel St Mary.Ipswich.Suffolk. IP9 2JB. UK TEL' 01473-311138 Fax. 01473-311131.

Hmmm ... I don't mean to be disrespectful, but I see there's a copy on Alibris for £46. Maybe that's why nobody seems to have read it.

Yet that is peanuts in comparison to the price of Robinsons book.
Sounds like a steal!! :wink:

[D B Campbell]

I'll borrow your copy, Byron.

[Gaius Julius Caesar]

But Sir!! hock:

We haven't even met!! :roll: :lol: