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Chap. IV.
Thickness of mould in inches. | ||
13. | In another part of same field, trench 9½ inches deep, stopped by concrete | 9½ |
14. | In another part of same field, trench 9 inches deep, stopped by concrete | 9 |
15. | In another part of the same field, trench 24 inches deep, when sand was reached | 16 |
16. | In another part of same field, trench 30 inches deep, when stones were reached; at one end of the trench mould 12 inches, at the other end 14 inches thick | 13 |
Small field between "Old Works" and "Shop Leasows," I believe nearly as high as the upper part of the latter field.
Thickness of mould in inches. | ||
17. | Trench 26 inches deep | 24 |
18. | Trench„ 10 inches deep, and then came upon a causeway | 10 |
19. | Trench 34 inches deep | 30 |
20. | Trench„ 31 inches deep | 31 |
Field on the western side of the space enclosed within the old walls.
Thickness of mould in inches. | ||
21. | Trench 28 inches deep, when undisturbed sand was reached | 16 |
22. | Trench 29 inches deep, when undisturbed sand was reached | 15 |
23. | Trench 14 inches deep, and then came upon a building | 14 |
Dr. Johnson distinguished as mould the earth which differed, more or less abruptly, in