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ID: 7030456 Page Link: http://vocab.getty.edu/page/tgn/7030456			Record Type: administrative

Cawthorn Camps (archaeological site)

Note: Located approximately 1 km northeast of the existing settlement of Cawthorne. Cawthorn Camps is a Roman site probably dating to the late 1st and early 2nd century. It was comprised of two forts, one with a later annex, and a camp. The site survives as earthworks.

Names:

Cawthorn Camps (preferred,C,V)

Cawthorn (C,V)

Hierarchical Position:

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Europe (continent) (P)

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United Kingdom (nation) (P)

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England (country) (P)

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North Yorkshire (county) (P)

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Cawthorn Camps (archaeological site) (P)

Place Types:

archaeological site (preferred, C)
ruins (C)
ancient site (C)
camp (H)
fort (H)
Romano-British (H)

Sources and Contributors:

Cawthorn..........	[VP]
.................	Roman-Britian.org [online] accessed 10 November 2004

Cawthorn Camps..........	[VP Preferred]
.............................	English Heritage [online] (2003-) accessed 13 October 2004

Subject: .....	[VP]
..................	English Heritage [online] (2003-) accessed 13 October 2004; and email correspondence with Jane Stone, Aerial Survey, English Heritage
..................	Roman-Britian.org [online] accessed 10 November 2004
..................	Stone and Clowes, Cawthorn Camps, Photogrammetric Record (2004)


Note:
English	..........	[VP]
	..........	English Heritage [online] (2003-) accessed 13 October 2004; and email correspondence with Jane Stone, Aerial Survey, English Heritage
	..........	Stone and Clowes, Cawthorn Camps, Photogrammetric Record (2004)

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