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Transcript of a talk about Turnastone Court Farm (2006)
...ancient trackway up the valley, even a Roman road. After millennia of siltation its surface...
...apparent and if it really was a Roman road this would be evidence. This would...
Turnastone Court Farm – An Assessment of the Historical, Landscape, Ecological and Agricultural importance of the Water Meadows. (2004)
...is very difficult to date even the Romans laid concrete. However its common use began...
...running up the valley perhaps an old Roman road. So it appears that existing landscape...
...archaeological potential.  There is evidence of pre- Roman activity and there has been continuous use...
Research paper: The origin and decline of the Borough of Longtown (700s-1840s)
...castle site made use of a former Roman camp, based on an unusual rectangular shape...
...Comparative History of Urban Origins in Non- Roman Europe . British Archaeological Report, International Series...
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...Development Group       First Century Roman Fort By Cook, Kidd & Hoverd Fossils...
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...Sum Total 45 0 8 [spelling and Roman numerals modernized ] R indicates that these...
...] R indicates that these figures were Roman numerals                                   Rowland Prichard                                  George Prichard...
Probate Collection; Bond and documents for Sibell Morgan (1628)
...0 6d. The mix of Arabic and Roman numerals indicates the increasing move away from...
...indicates the increasing move away from the Roman at this time....
Probate Collection, Wills and Inventories: Thomas Prosser, yeoman (1707)
...Difficult to read, The Inventory is in roman numerals  ...
Manor of Ewyas Lacy, survey for John Jeffreys 1705 (1500’s, 1600’s, 1700’s)
...editorial notes. Numbers and dates: - Where Roman numerals are used in the source document,...
Llanthony Priory in the Vale of Ewyas: The Landscape Impact of a Medieval Priory in the Welsh Marches (2007)
...figure 78) mark the site of a Roman station on the road from Abergavenny to...
Jakeman & Carver’s Directory and Gazetteer of Herefordshire (1890)
...there is reference to a castle and Roman remains. For named Trades, Professions and Property...