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Content summary: a collection of essays on various archaeological discoveries

Summary: Collecteanea Antiqua, Etchings and Notices of Ancient Remains illustrative of the habits, customs and history of past ages, Vol IiI/Smith, Charles Roach/J R Smith/undated, containing essays on Anglo-Saxon Remains discovered at Ozingell, Kent; On the Large Iron Nails frquently found in Roman Graves; Roman Sculpture found at Wroxeter; Roman Ornaments found near Dorchester, Dorset; Irish Antiquities of the Saxon Period; Roman Sepulchral Remains discovered near the Minories, London; Brass Trumpet found at Romney, Kent; Sword and Scabbard, found in the Thames; Notes on some of the Antiquities of France; Jublains; Notes on Various Discoveries of Gold Plates, chieflly in the South of Ireland; The Roman Castra at Risingham and High Rochester; The Faussett Collection of Anglo-Saxon Antiquities; Inscribed Romano-Gaulish Vase, in the Louvre, and Inscribed Fragment of Roman Pottery found at Leicester; Roman Leaden Seals; Researches and Discoveries, Pevensey, Birdosald, Caernarvon, Scotland, Harnham Hill, near Salisbury, Borough Hill near Daventry, Rochester, The German Roman Wall, Normany - Seine-Inferiure, Gallo-Roman Fortress at Larçay, Monument of Theséen near Montrichard, Treves, Irchester, Suffolk, London, Somerset; Notes of various discoveries of Gold Plates, chiefly in the South of Ireland; The Society of Antiquaries of London; Winchester