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Julian's Bower, and there is perhaps as much force in this suggestion as in the opposing view that the mound is the grave of Quintus Laberius Durus, one of Julius Caesar's tribunes (hence _Julii Laberius_), who was killed by the Britons. The latter theory was, however, maintained by a writer to _The Times_ as recently as April 5, 1920. The fact that as late as 1893, according to a letter to _Notes and Queries_ of that year, traces of a
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Troy-town were still observable in the neighbourhood of Walmer, shows that the Chilham work, if a turf maze, would not have been unique in the county. It is also said that one formerly existed near Westerham; the name
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Troy-town,