...essentially different in construction from all the others, that it merits a particular description. " In a small pasture field, about a furlong SE of Manaton...four to six feet high, placed in a double row and set close together. One stone, however, is so large, that it fills the whole breadth of the fence, being...

...essentially different in construction from all the others, that it merits a particular description. " In a small pasture field, about a furlong SE of Manaton...The stones of which the fence is composed, are from fuur tu six feet high, placed in a double row and set close together. One stone, however, is so large,...

...inclosure above referred to, I know but one existing specimen, observed by us, first, in the year 1828, in a small pasture field about a furlong SE of Manaton Church, and conjectured by Col. Hamilton Smith to have given the original name to the parish, Maen-y-dun, the...

...form, and in an exceedingly perfect condition. The masses of which the fence was constructed, were from four to six feet high, placed in a double row and set closely together. One stone, however, was so large that it filled the whole breadth, being six feet wide by five feet thick. The diameters...