- A
herepath or
hereweg is a
military road (literally, an army path) in England,
typically dating from the
ninth century AD. This was a time of war between...
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burhs were
connected by a road
system maintained for army use (known as
herepaths). The
roads allowed an army
quickly to be ****embled,
sometimes from more...
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Marilyn and a Hardy. This is one of the
points on the
Staple Fitzpaine Herepath a part of
Forestry England woodlands.
There is a loop walk,
starting from...
- The
burhs were
connected with a
network of
military roads,
known as
herepaths,
enabling Alfred's
troops to move
swiftly to
engage the enemy. As here...
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lookout posts linked by a
military road, or
herepath, so his army
could cover Viking movements at sea. The
herepath has a
characteristic form that is familiar...
- on 12
August 2023.
Retrieved 9
August 2023. "Indian
Tramway Limited".
Herepath's Railway and
Commercial Journal. 32 (1595): 3. 1
January 1870. "On Forgotten...
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lookout posts linked by a
military road, or
Herepath, to
allow his army to
cover Viking movements at sea. The
Herepath has a
characteristic form
which is familiar...
-
network of
coastal hillforts and
lookout posts in Wes****,
linked by a
Herepath, or
military road,
which enabled his
armies to
cover Viking movements at...
- path from
Dowsborough to the
Herepath is
called Great Bear Path, and this is
taken to be a
corruption of
Great Herepath,
which suggests that Dowsborough...
- discovery.nationalarchives.com.
Retrieved 23 July 2019.
Herepath, John (1839). "Reports".
Herepath's Railway and
Commercial Journal. 6.
Charing Cross: James...
