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Side 11
Many of the " hills " contain from thirty to seventy urns , and these were no doubt family burial - places . The antiquities of the Bronze age do not seem to have been developed out of those of the former period .
Many of the " hills " contain from thirty to seventy urns , and these were no doubt family burial - places . The antiquities of the Bronze age do not seem to have been developed out of those of the former period .
Side 14
It is quite probable that some of the tribe named did migrate to the opposite shore , but , beyond a doubt , all authentic traditions of this nature had disappeared long before the visit of the Roman general to Britain .
It is quite probable that some of the tribe named did migrate to the opposite shore , but , beyond a doubt , all authentic traditions of this nature had disappeared long before the visit of the Roman general to Britain .
Side 15
The description of a burial - place in Pembrokeshire called Y Gromlech , leaves no doubt of its identity with the Stone chambers . It consists of " several rude stones pitched on end in a circular order ; and in the midst of the circle ...
The description of a burial - place in Pembrokeshire called Y Gromlech , leaves no doubt of its identity with the Stone chambers . It consists of " several rude stones pitched on end in a circular order ; and in the midst of the circle ...
Side 18
Our unfortunate acquaintance , Vortigern , turns into fear tigherna ( vir tyrannus ) , the ruling man ; and his son , Vortimer , no doubt was fear timthire , his minister or lieutenant . The Cambro - Celts landed on the south and west ...
Our unfortunate acquaintance , Vortigern , turns into fear tigherna ( vir tyrannus ) , the ruling man ; and his son , Vortimer , no doubt was fear timthire , his minister or lieutenant . The Cambro - Celts landed on the south and west ...
Side 20
Their existence has been doubted , yet some of the same people colonised a part of Scotland , and left their name to the river Tweed . The position on the coast of Britain , and the name in Irish history , identify them as emigrants ...
Their existence has been doubted , yet some of the same people colonised a part of Scotland , and left their name to the river Tweed . The position on the coast of Britain , and the name in Irish history , identify them as emigrants ...
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| Titel | Cumberland & Westmorland, Ancient and Modern: The People, Dialect, Superstitions and Customs |
| Forfatter | Jeremiah Sullivan |
| Udgiver | Whittaker and Company, 1857 |
| Oprindeligt fra | Det bayerske statsbibliotek |
| Digitaliseret | 8. sep 2009 |
| Længde | 171 sider |
| Eksporter henvisning | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |