Sixth report and inventory of monuments and constructions in the county of Berwick . the east. The former,which is evidently original, occurs immediately to the south ofthe oblong enclosure on the west side. In the interior thereare the remains of six large enclosures, and signs of other smallcircular foundations. What appears to be a well exists betweenthe innermost and the second rampart on the east side to the north 110 HISTORICAL MONUMENTS (SCOTLAND) COMMISSION. Parish of Lauder. of the second entrance. Well-defined tracks lead up the hill towardsthe fort from the south. See Antiquaries, x
Sixth report and inventory of monuments and constructions in the county of Berwick . the east. The former,which is evidently original, occurs immediately to the south ofthe oblong enclosure on the west side. In the interior thereare the remains of six large enclosures, and signs of other smallcircular foundations. What appears to be a well exists betweenthe innermost and the second rampart on the east side to the north 110 HISTORICAL MONUMENTS (SCOTLAND) COMMISSION. Parish of Lauder. of the second entrance. Well-defined tracks lead up the hill towardsthe fort from the south. See Antiquaries, xxix. p. 129 (plan and sees.); Christison, p. 229,Ber. Nat. Club, 1882-84, p. 312; ibid., 1894-95, p. 33. , Ber., xiii. NE. Visited 11th August 1908. 212. Promontory Fort, Wallaces Knowe.—This small fort (fig. 101)is situated on the extremity of a spur on the west side of Hogs Lawwhich projects into the valley of the Whalplaw Burn between theWide Cleugh and the Thorny Cleugh. It lies about 1J miles aboveLongcroft farm, at an elevation of some 1050 feet above sea-level, and.
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