- i.e.
between the gateways).
Examples are MC 38 (Hotbank) and MC 42 (
Cawfields).
Generally thought to have been
built by
Legio II Augusta. Type II have...
- Rigg near Crag Lough. Eventually, he
controlled land from
Brunton to
Cawfields. This
stretch included the
sites of Chesters, Carrawburgh, Housesteads...
- Housesteads,
Steel Rigg, the Sill
National Landscape Discovery Centre,
Cawfields quarry and
Walltown quarry. Bowness-on-Solway does not have a car park...
-
propraetorian legate"); 2306, near
Milecastle 42 of Hadrian's Wall, at
Cawfields, the same text, but with the name
written out and
spelt Xenephonte. RIB...
- the turret.
Within the
turret is a free-standing altar. Hadrian's Wall:
Cawfields Roman Wall Wall AD 122
Remains Built on a
steep slope, one of the highest...
-
Archie o
Cawfield, also
known as "The Bold Archer", "The Bold Prisoner", or "The
Escape of Old John Webb"", is an Anglo-Scottish
border ballad , number...
-
Ballads Sir
Aldingar Alison and
Willie Allison Gross Andrew Lammie Archie o
Cawfield Kinmont Willie Auld
Matrons Babylon The
Baffled Knight The Bailiff's Daughter...
- "The
Laird o Logie" (Child 182) "Jock o the Side" (Child 187) "Archie o
Cawfield" (Child 188) "Hughie Grame" (Child 191) "The
Lochmaben Harper", "The Blind...
-
appeared on the
segment Mini
Monsters along with his
large crow ****istant
Cawfield. The
Twilight Zone (1985–89) in the
episode "A Day in Beaumont/The Last...
-
Holmes (1970) – Girl (uncredited) She'll
Follow You
Anywhere (1971) – Mary
Cawfield Games That
Lovers Play (1971) –
Constance Percy (1971) –
Football Fan (uncredited)...
