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TOUR THROUGH SCOTLAND, 1760.
twelve feet and a half in thickness. Over the door, which is
about three feet wide, is a stone in shape of a pyramid; what
remains is about fifteen feet high. Eight feet and a half from
the outside is an entrance on each side two feet broad; that
to the right leads to a room which is a kind of oval, five feet
wide in the broadest part, and sixteen feet long, to which
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Plan of an Antient Castle.
there seems to have been another entrance at the other end,
and from that a passage is continued round to the entrance
opposite to the gateway; this passage is two feet broad.
Opposite to this entrance, I observed on the outside, there had
been a square hole, now filled up with stone, merely to give
TOUR THROUGH SCOTLAND, 1760.
twelve feet and a half in thickness. Over the door, which is
about three feet wide, is a stone in shape of a pyramid; what
remains is about fifteen feet high. Eight feet and a half from
the outside is an entrance on each side two feet broad; that
to the right leads to a room which is a kind of oval, five feet
wide in the broadest part, and sixteen feet long, to which
A Scale of 1+0 foot
Plan of an Antient Castle.
there seems to have been another entrance at the other end,
and from that a passage is continued round to the entrance
opposite to the gateway; this passage is two feet broad.
Opposite to this entrance, I observed on the outside, there had
been a square hole, now filled up with stone, merely to give
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| Description | By Richard Pococke ... From the original MS and drawings in the British Museum. Edited with a biographical sketch of the author by Daniel William Kemp. [With a portrait.] |
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