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PAGE 3. Plate—small perspective ; the two buildings shown outside the walls should be on the north of the road. 7. Line 7 from top, for "65" read "67;" also in line 4 from foot read "south-east," not "west." 7. Line 8 from top, for "south-west" reai "south-east." 19. Line 12 from top, "limes" should be in italics. 22. Line 10 from top, for " 48" read "44." 28. Lim 7 from footy for "street" read "road." . Line 9 from foot, for "5 yards to 6 yards" read "5 to 6 yards." . Foot note, for "nothern" read "northern."
1 Plate, the two buildings shown on the eastern wall should be on tJte north
1 10 ' side of the stem road. . Line 8 from top, for "stations" read "station." 58. Second column, add at end of last line " Latest coin since found, Carausius (287-293)." See Transactions, page 260. 68. Over the headings "Glass, &c.," read "General List of Finds." 72. Foot note, for " Ungulate " read " ligulate." 86. Plate, for "Graffitti" read " Graffiti." 94. Plate, omit " Barrow Brook." 95. Line 13 from foot, for "fourteenth" read "fifteenth." 102. Plate, Fosse should for sake of distinction be coloured Blue. 108. Line 4 from foot, for "Indicated. It says" read "indicated it says." 110. Plate, north of Peter Street, omit "Alport Town." 121. Line 10 from foot, for "exploitation" read "exploration." 123. Line 4 from top, for "crenulated" read "crenelated." 127. For "Graffitti" and "Ungulate" read "Graffiti" and "ligulate." 127. Line 5 from foot, for " Valens" read " Victrix." 128 . Line 9 from foot, for "prospective" read "perspeptive."
Note.— The coins recently found at Ordsall Lane and Hanging Ditch have been kindly named by Mr. Nathan Heywood.
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