Roman Yorkshire. The Ricknild Street [The Route across Brinsworth Common, near Rotherham]. AUTHOR'S PRESENTATION COPY WITH T.L.s TO I D MARGARY

West Yorkshire Printing Co., Wakefield, 1952

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Year of publication

1952

Author

Greene Dorothy

Publishers

West Yorkshire Printing Co., Wakefield

Keyword

topography, yorkshire, yorks, york, rotherham, templebrough, ricknild, archaeology, roman britain, roman roads, roads, margary, dorothy greene

Languages

English

Description

8vo., with 2 plates, and full-page map and 2 plans in the text; printed wrappers, wire-stitched as issued, a fine copy. A PRESENTATION COPY FROM THE AUTHOR TO I MD MARGARY WITH A T.L.S FROM THE FORMER ADDRESSED TO MARGARY AT YEW LODGE. The letter, painfully respectful in tone, brings to Margary's attention Greene's mapping of Ricknild to the south of Templebrough Fort and asks whether this information might be considered in the 'grand old man's' revision of Codrington [which revision became his magnum opus 'Roman Roads in Britain']. Reprinted from the 'Yorkshire Archaeological Journal', part 149. Ivan Donald Margary (1896-1976) was the twentieth century's leading authority on Roman roads in Britain, devising a structured numbering system to ease identification. Among his many studies are 'Roman Ways of the Weald' (1948) and the definitive 'Roman Roads in Britain (2 vols., 1955-57). Bonser 2383.