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A Rectangular Earthwork Enclosure at Tisbury, Wilts
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(5) The excavation was carried out by members of the Salisbury Museum Research Committee, under J. W. G. Musty, to whom I am grateful for permission to use this information and for help in excavating at Tisbury a few weeks earlier.
(6) 500 hides, giving a theoretical circumference of 687 yds. The circumference of the enclosure is about 350 yds.
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(8) NGR: ST/94152861; R.A.F. vertical air photographs CPE/UK 1811, 1112-3. I am grateful to my wife and Miss E. Dowman for help with the survey, and to Mr and Mrs Cary of Wick Farm for their kindness and co-operation.
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(12) Respectively at NGR: SY/679935 and SY/802962. Both are likely to be medieval, but are situated on ground sloping down to a stream. Both have been investigated by R.C.H.M. (Eng.), and will appear in a forthcoming Dorset volume.
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