Sixth report and inventory of monuments and constructions in the county of Berwick . 100 O IOO 500 WWWH 1— ret] Fig. -Fort, Fosterland Burn (No. 23). obliterated on the east they are represented on the north by two wideramparts and traces of a third, while there is an indication of anotheralong the edge of the slope to the , Ber., xi. NW. (supposed site). Visited 17th August 1908. Miscellaneous. 24. Market Cross, Preston.—The remains of the Cross at Prestonconsist of a rectangular shaft of sandstone about 5 feet high set on amodern base. It is illustrated in Smalls Crosses, pi. 84.
Sixth report and inventory of monuments and constructions in the county of Berwick . 100 O IOO 500 WWWH 1— ret] Fig. -Fort, Fosterland Burn (No. 23). obliterated on the east they are represented on the north by two wideramparts and traces of a third, while there is an indication of anotheralong the edge of the slope to the , Ber., xi. NW. (supposed site). Visited 17th August 1908. Miscellaneous. 24. Market Cross, Preston.—The remains of the Cross at Prestonconsist of a rectangular shaft of sandstone about 5 feet high set on amodern base. It is illustrated in Smalls Crosses, pi. 84. , Ber., x. SE. Visited 9th October 1908. PARISH OF CHANNELKIRK. Castellated and Domestic Structure. 25. Bastel House, Carfrae.—At the end of the garden adjoiningthe farm-house of Carfrae are the ruined remains of a bastel housestill standing as high as the first floor. It has a round tower, whichhas contained the staircase, in the south-east corner. Access to thishas been by a doorway from the east of the two vaulted apartmentsin the basement. Length of frontage, 35
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