THE CONGLOMERATE TRACK 31
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references Feature Authority, etc.
52/882718 Livermere stone Under tree, south of churchyard
52/869832 Thetford stones Each side of Little Ouse ford
52/865845 Gallows Hill
52/845874 Twomile Bottom
52/817896 Grimes Graves stone In "Claypit"
52/782949 Cranwich Church
53/767093 Cowell stone West of Swaffham
53/748176 Gallow Hill
53/733193 Gayton stone Behind "Mill Stores"
53/722221 Grimstone stone Wall of house in village
53/691328 Ingoldisthorpe Church
53/691344 Snettisham stone Ruins of old church
53/682380 Heacham stone (1) Buttress of Church tower
53/679372 Heacham stone (2) Behind schoolhouse
Acknowledgment is gratefully made to the following for their invaluable
assistance :
Mrs. M. Pilcher, for sections of the Berkshire track ; Mr. L. S. Harley, B.Sc,
for the Thetford Ford Stones ; Mr. W. Tyrrell, for the Cowell Stone and
the Magdalen Laver Manor Stone; Mr. Gamester, for the Thurston Stone ;
ana Mr. H. B. Kemsley, for historical details of Epping Upland, and for
the Cross Keys Stone.
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2. Clark, J. G. D. 1932. The Mesolithic Age in Britain. Cambridge Univer-
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3. Loc. cit., p. 67.
4. Wheeler, R. E. A Prehistoric Metropolis. Antiquity. 1932.
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14, 135.
6. Report of the Committee on Erratic Blocks. British Association Reports,
1885, p. 324.
7. Hill, Copinger. The Peddar Way in Suffolk. Suffolk Archaeology, 18,
211.
8. Report on the Excavations at Grimes Graves. Proc. Prehistoric Soc. of
East Anglia, 2(1915).
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10. Recent Researches at Grimes Graves. Proc. Prehistoric Soc. of East
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