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The white "horse" on Uffington Hill, c. 1738. It appears near the skyline, with a cart on the road below it. 18th century: print [drawn and etched by Sir Thomas Hammond] from the publication with the title-page: "These four views, of the White Horse Hill . . . . are intended to illustrate a work on the subject, entitled, A Letter to Dr. Mead concerning some antiquities in Berkshire by Francis Wise of Trin: Coll: Oxford."

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The white "horse" on Uffington Hill, c. 1738. It appears near the skyline, with a cart on the road below it. 18th century: print [drawn and etched by Sir Thomas Hammond] from the publication with the title-page: "These four views, of the White Horse Hill . . . . are intended to illustrate a work on the subject, entitled, A Letter to Dr. Mead concerning some antiquities in Berkshire by Francis Wise of Trin: Coll: Oxford."

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black and white print; 13 x 18 cm, .

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English

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White Horse -- Uffington -- illustrationsArchaeology -- Uffington -- IllustrationsSU300865SU300866SU301865SU301866Hill figures -- Uffington -- Illustrations

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2731533

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