Harper's New Monthly Magazine Volume 21 June to November 1860 . , as shown in theplan. The most singular features of this work areits outworks, which consist of parallel wallsleading off at right angles to the square, to thenortheast and southwest, each 2100 feet parallel to the southwest has its outer wallin line with the northwestern wall of the mainwork, and starts from it at a distance of 30 is broken by a deep ravine near its extremity,beyond which the walls curve inward on a radiusof 100 feet, leaving only a space of eight feet be-tween their extremities. Converging wall
Harper's New Monthly Magazine Volume 21 June to November 1860 . , as shown in theplan. The most singular features of this work areits outworks, which consist of parallel wallsleading off at right angles to the square, to thenortheast and southwest, each 2100 feet parallel to the southwest has its outer wallin line with the northwestern wall of the mainwork, and starts from it at a distance of 30 is broken by a deep ravine near its extremity,beyond which the walls curve inward on a radiusof 100 feet, leaving only a space of eight feet be-tween their extremities. Converging walls startfrom the point of curve, but lose themselves aft-er running 300 feet, without meeting. Just be-yond, on the plain, are two clay mounds, also asmall circle 100 feet in diameter. The remain-ing parallel starts nearly from the centre of thenortheastern wall of the main work, and is inall respects similar to that just described, exceptin the mode of its termination, which can onlybe explained by the plan. The left wall of this HAKPEES NEW MONTHLY A ^^^^aiiUI/lui\MlV§»*
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