Craw, J. Hewat. (1923). The So-called Catrail.. Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 58. Vol 58, pp. 40-44.

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The So-called Catrail.
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Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 58
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Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland
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58
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392
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40 - 44
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In many districts of our country, from the South of England northwards, there exist works of unknown antiquity called black-dykes, devil's-dykes, Grim's dykes, and other such names. They consist of a trench with an accompanying mound, of widely varying dimensions, and run across country with a curiously winding course, being frequently traceable for many miles. The most famous in Scotland has become known as the Catrail. The conception of a continuous line, or of a series of more or less\r\nconnected sections forming a unit, appears to be without foundation. It is argued that five separate parts can be identified and these are described in detail.
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James Hewat Craw
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1923
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Mound (Auto Detected Subject)
Grims Dykes (Auto Detected Subject)
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15 Dec 2013