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English: A near infra-red kite aerial photo taken on an outing with the Bath and Bristol Young Archaeologists' Club.
The Via Julia is a scheduled monument which cuts across the modern Stoke Road on Clifton Down in Bristol, UK. The section shown cuts across an area that was marked out as a playing field. Being Spring, there was no visible parching. |
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| Source | Our webpage page: https://web.archive.org/web/20160318091633/http://armadale.org.uk/bathandbristolyac.htm |
| Author | Dr John Wells |
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