¹³⁵ School records indicate his arrival as a boarder in the second term of 1913. In 1917 he rejected an offer to move to Harrow to study mathematics and left Ruthin in 1919 to enter Oxford.

¹³⁶ Daniel, G.E. and Foster, I.L. (eds.), Prehistoric and Early Wales (1965), 163Google Scholar ; cf. Davies, J.L. in Blagg, J.F.C. and King, A.C. (eds.), Military and Civilian in Roman Britain, BAR 136 (1984), 103Google Scholar and fig. 5. For the Deceangli see Jarrett, M.G., BBCS xx (1964), 209.Google Scholar

¹³⁷ E. Waddelove, A Roman Road in the Vale of Clwyd (1979).

¹³⁸ Waddelove, A.C., The Development of the Roman Road Network; The Lower Dee Valley Region before AD 138. M. Phil Thesis, University of Manchester (1986), 156–89Google Scholar , 193–4; adapted publication in BAR, forthcoming.

¹³⁹ Waddelove, E., Denbigh Historical Transactions xxxi (1982), 153–61.Google Scholar Drs P. Carrington and J. Davies contributed comments on the pottery.

¹⁴⁰ Examination was made possible by Messrs P. Reynolds, D. Pierce, G. Eyre-Morgan, J. Spencer, D. Kilkenny and P. Wallace from Manchester University. The authors are deeply grateful for their commitment which enabled an area to be examined prior to the continuation of machining. Access was kindly granted by Mr J.E. Parry, the developer. The authors are very grateful to Mr K. Maude and Miss C. Maude (Manchester University) for the illustrations for this note.

¹⁴¹ Hogg, A.H.A., Arch. Journ. cxxv (1968), 161Google Scholar ff.; cf. for Fendoch, where Richmond's excavation was by trenching rather than area stripping, PSAS lxxiii (1938–9), noff.

¹⁴² The Clwyd-Powys team was directed by Mr K. Brassil. This work was supported by members of a training scheme of the Greater Manchester Archaeological Unit under Ms R. McNeill and Mr J. Roberts. The authors wish to record their gratitude for this generous contribution to a salvage problem by Mr P. Mayes, Director of Greater Manchester Archaeology Unit.

¹⁴³ Access for this phase was kindly granted by J.E. Parry (Rossett) Ltd.