vallum造句

• A break in the north mound of the vallum and causeway over the vallum ditch ( offset to the east ) is also present.
• The Vallum passed some short distance south of the fort, and was crossed by a road leading from the south gate to the Stanegate.
• On top of the rampart was erected a palisade ( " vallum " ) of cross-hatched wooden stakes with sharpened points.
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• The second vallum, "'the Large Earthen Dyke "', 54 km in length, overlaps the smaller one on some sections.
• In many places  for example Limestone Corner  the Vallum is better preserved than the wall, which has been robbed of much of its stone.
• The earliest map from the mid-eighteenth century shows a rural hamlet aligned along the course of the old vallum and made up of 21 dwellings.
• At a distance of 700 m . ( hence outside the town " vallum " ) was another temple, of mudbrick on a masonry base.
• Archaeologists and historians have speculated that either the Vallum was then deemed unnecessary, or that it was proving to be a hindrance to military and authorised civilian traffic.
• It is possible that the rock became too hard at this point, though the vallum was cut ( presumably at a later date ) through the same stone.
• It is believed that this omission is because Magnis was not actually on the Wall but was south of the Vallum, having been originally built to guard the Stanegate.
• There is no known word " vali ", but " vallum " was the Latin word for an earthen wall, rampart, or fortification.
• For example, a Frankish chronicler wrote with awe about the size of Rastislav's fortress ( " " firmissimum, ut feritur, vallum " " ).
• The last vallum to be built, "'the Stone Dyke "', is also made of earth, but has a stone wall on its crest.
• The castle itself is circular and relatively small, some 60 ft in diameter, with an inner and an outer bailey, the latter protected by a very tall vallum wall.
• Outside the fort, the town was surrounded by a " vallum " at a distance of 700 800 m from the centre of the " praetorium ".
• The turf wall was, however, later rebuilt in stone, and a large ditch with adjoining mounds, known today as the Vallum, was dug to the south of the wall.
• Sometime in the 2nd century AD, the Vallum was " slighted "  that is, the ramparts were broken through and the ditch filled in at fairly regular intervals along its length.
• The remains of a small temple dedicated to Antenociticus, a local deity, can be seen nearby, and the original causeway over the vallum, or rear ditch, can also be seen.
• The traces of a broad ditch could be seen at one time on the northern side; suggesting that a regular vallum ( rampart ) and fosse ( ditch ) had once surrounded the building.