...complete a state, (hat the wheat may be distinguished from the rye," Willich. " About forty years ago a quantity of oak stakes were found in the bed of...number of such stakes, to prevent the passage of Julius Caesar and his army. They were charred to a considerable depth, retained their form completely, and...

...compleat a state, that the wheat may be " distinguished from the rye. Willich. " About 40 years ago, a quantity of oak stakes were found in the " bed of...of such stakes to prevent the passage " of Julius Caesar and his army. They were charred to a consi. " derable depth, retained their form compleatly,...

...had been charred before they were put down. Again, it has been stated that " about fifty years ago a quantity of oak stakes were found in the bed of...very spot where Tacitus says that the Britons fixed a gE3 vast number of such stakes, to prevent the passage of Julius Cajsar and his army. These stakes...

...complete a state, that the wheat may be distinguished from the rye." — Willich. " About forty years ago a quantity of oak stakes were found in the bed of...number of such stakes, to prevent the passage of Julius Caesar and his army. They were charred to a considerable depth, retained their form completely, and...

...preserve them ; and Dr. Robinson states, that about the middle of the 18th century, a quantity of oaken stakes were found in the bed of the Thames, in the...very spot where Tacitus says that the Britons fixed a rast number of such stakes, to prevent the passage of Julius Cesar and his army. They were charred...

...the 18th century, a quantity of oaken (takes were found in the bed of the Thames, in the very snot where Tacitus says that the Britons fixed a vast number of such stakes, to prevent the passage of Julius Ceesarand his army. They were cfiarred to a considerable depth, retained their form completely, and...

...years it was found that they had been charred. Again, it has been stated that " about sixty years ago a quantity of oak stakes were found in the bed of...These stakes were charred to a considerable depth, had retained their form completely, and were firm at the heart 5S." That it is actually possible to...

...introduction to Dr. Black's lectures, says, "About forty years ago, a number of pointed stakes were discovered in the bed of the Thames, in the very spot where Tacitus...Britons fixed a vast number of such stakes, to prevent Julius Cscsar from passing hi? army over by that ford. They were all charred to a considerable depth,...

...to Dr. Black's lectures, says, " About forty years ago, a number of pointed stakes were discovered in the bed of the Thames, in the very spot where Tacitus says that the Britons 6xed a vast number of such stakes, to prevent Julius Caesar from passing his army over by that ford....

...1700 years ago, remain as entire as if they had been formed but yesterday ; and about 40 years ago a quantity of oak stakes were found in the bed of the Thames, where Tacitus says that the Britons fixed a number of such stakes, to prevent the passage of Julius...