XVIII.—<i>On Ancient British Barrows, especially those of Wiltshire and the adjoining Counties (Part II. Bound Barrows)</i>

Abstract

In a previous paper the subject of Long Barrows, unchambered and chambered, was treated of, and we may now proceed with the second division of the subject—Round Barrows; premising only that the Introduction, with which the first part was prefaced, belongs equally, or even more decidedly, to that on which we now enter.