Sixth report and inventory of monuments and constructions in the county of Berwick . IOO milium IOO-4-. \ 200Fig. 57.—Fort, Chester Dykes (No. 111). of some 250 feet, lying for the most part within the wood, but alsopartially on the top of the grassy bank to the south. It is containedwithin a single rampart, probably of stone, with a ditch outsidemeasuring across from crest to crest of rampart and counterscarp ofditch some 17 feet, and in depth about 3 feet. On the south, part ofthe enceinte has been entirely obliterated. , Ber., iii. SW. and ix. NW. Visited 9th October 1908. Miscellaneo
Sixth report and inventory of monuments and constructions in the county of Berwick . IOO milium IOO-4-. \ 200Fig. 57.—Fort, Chester Dykes (No. 111). of some 250 feet, lying for the most part within the wood, but alsopartially on the top of the grassy bank to the south. It is containedwithin a single rampart, probably of stone, with a ditch outsidemeasuring across from crest to crest of rampart and counterscarp ofditch some 17 feet, and in depth about 3 feet. On the south, part ofthe enceinte has been entirely obliterated. , Ber., iii. SW. and ix. NW. Visited 9th October 1908. Miscellaneous. 112. Ancient March, Greenhope Burn.—Some 1\ miles north-north-west of Ellemford farm-steading a mound and ditch commenceat the right bank of the Greenhope Burn, and run with an irregularcourse some 420 yards west-south-west across the moor. The trenchis deep on the side of the bank of the burn, but on the moor it hasalmost disappeared, the mound alone remaining. This is said to bea continuation of the Blackdyke (No. 4), which lies about 3 milesto the east. Ber, ix. Visited April
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