Early British trackways, moats, mounds, camps, and sites
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1. Front matter2. TABLE OF ILLUSTRATIONS.3. FOREWORD. To the Average Reader.4. INTRODUCTION.5. OUTLINE OF CONCLUSIONS.6. PROOF.7. THE LEY.8. ANTIQUITY OF THE LEY.9. INDIVIDUALITY OF A LEY.10. MOUNDS.11. EARTH CUTTINGS.12. WATER SIGHTING POINTS.13. MARK STONES.14. SIGHTING STONES.15. TREES.16. CAMPS.17. CHURCHES.18. CASTLES.19. TRADERS’ ROADS.20. HEREFORD TRACKWAYS.21. TRADITIONAL WELLS.22. PREVIOUS DATA.23. ROMAN ROADS.24. PLACE NAMES.25. DISCOVERY BY PLACE NAME.26. THE LEY-MEN.27. HINTS TO LEY HUNTERS.28. A FEW LEYS. (Additional to others detailed in text and maps).29. ENDWORD.30. INDEX.31. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.