...well delineated. ' We have undoubted proofs from history and from existing remains that the earliest habitations were pits or slight excavations in the...the •weather by boughs of trees and sods of turf. The high grounds were pointed out by nature, as the fittest for7 these early settlements, being less...

...delineated. * We have undoubted proofs from history and from existing remains that the sarliest haoitations were pits or slight excavations in the ground, covered...the inclemency of the weather by boughs of trees and sod's of turf. The high grounds were pointed out by nature, as the fittest for these early settlements,...

...have, says Sir. RC Hoare, undoubted proofs from history, and from existing remains, that the earliest habitations were pits, or slight excavations in the...the inclemency of the weather, by boughs of trees, or sods of turf. The high grounds were pointed out by nature, as the fittest for these early settlements,...

...have," says Sir RC Hoare, " undoubted proofs from history, and from existing remains, that the earliest habitations were pits, or slight excavations in the...the inclemency of the weather, by boughs of trees, or sods of turf. The high grounds were pointed out by nature, as the fittest for these early settlements,...

...state in which he lived. Sir Richard Colt Hoare, in his valuable work on ancient Wiltshire, remarks: "We have undoubted proofs from history, and from existing...the weather by boughs of trees and sods of turf." These locations are almost invariably found in groups, showing the gregarious and social habits of...

...wasting tooth of centuries, or the more destructive inroads of modern cultivation. Sir Richard Colt Hoare remarks, in his " Ancient Wiltshire," — " We have...localities of Aberdeenshire ; on the banks of Loch Fine, Argyleshire ; in the counties of Inverness and Caithness ; and in various other districts of...

...Scotland, there still remain relics of the dwellings of the primeval races of Britain. Sir RC Hoare remarks, in his " Ancient Wiltshire," " We have undoubted...boughs of trees and sods of turf." Of these primitive pit dwellings, Mr. Wilson informs us numerous traces are discernible in Leuchar Moss, in the parish...

...state in which he lived. Sir Richard Colt Hoare, in his valuable work on ancient Wiltshire, remarks: "We have undoubted proofs from history, and from existing...the weather by boughs of trees and sods of turf." These locations are almost invariably found in groups, showing the gregarious and social habits of...

...Sir RC Hoare, in his valuable work on " Ancient Wiltshire," describes these earlier habitations as pits or slight excavations in the ground, covered...of the weather by boughs of trees and sods of turf ; and he says that occasionally flint arrow-heads are found, mixed with bones and other refuse, indicating...

...ANCIENT BKITONS. " We have undoubted proofs, from history and from existing remains, that the earliest habitations were pits or slight excavations in the...of the weather by boughs of trees and sods of turf. The high grounds were pointed out by nature, as the fittest for these early settlements, being less...