Wall Mile 50

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    Wall Mile 50 (December 10, 2011). Mike Bishop's PLV blog about walking Hadrian’s Wall written from an archaeologist’s point of view. "It might justifiably be argued that this is one of the most interesting of the Wall Miles. Not by me, I hasten to add, but I can see why it could be. Immediately after Milecastle 51, the Turf and Stone Walls separate, the most obvious manifestation of this being the fact that, whilst the Stone Wall ditch continues to the north of the road, the Turf Wall ditch now strides away from it across the field: two ditches for the price of one! Why do they separate here? Better scholars than I have debated this, but it may well be because it was felt that more room was needed north of the Vallum..."
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    Per Lineam Valli - Mike Bishop
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    Local (Co-Curate)
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    Link: https://perlineamvalli.wordpress.com/2011/12/10/wall-mile-50/
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    Added by: Simon Cotterill
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