Devoran

Devoran est oppidum Cornubiae in Anglia occidentali, fere 6 chiliometris a Trurone distans, ad caput aestuarii Restronguet Creek iacens. Ad paroeciam Feock pertinet.

Devoran saeculo XIX ineunte magna parte exstructum est. Annis insequentibus portus commercialis fuit, inter portus urbis Truronis gubernatus, unde stannum exportabatur.^[1] Nundinae ibi ab anno circiter 1856 usque in 1901 celebrabantur.^[2] Aurum aevo antiquo prope Devoran effossum est.^[3]

Ecclesia Anglicana, sanctis Ioanni et Petroco dicata, ab Ioanne Loughborough Pearson annis 1855-1856 designata est qui postea cathedralem Truronensem aedificare curaverit.^[4]

Incolae notabiles

Thomas Lobb, botanista, hic anno 1894 mortuus

Notae

↑ Lewis (1848)
↑ Devoran (2002) pp. 12-14
↑ Gregor Borg, "In search of the golden sky – Cornish gold as the source of the gold of the Bronze Age Sky Disc of Nebra" in Journal of the Royal Institution of Cornwall (2019) pp. 38-57
↑ Nikolaus Pevsner; E. Radcliffe, ed., Cornwall (2a ed. Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1970) p. 62

Bibliographia

Devoran. Trurone: Cornwall Industrial Settlements Initiative, 2002
"Truro (St Mary)" in Samuel Lewis, ed., A Topographical Dictionary of England (7a ed. 1848. ~)

Nexus externi

Situs geographici et historici: Locus: 50°12′41″N 5°5′34″W • GeoNames • Vision of Britain

Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad Devoran spectant.

"Devoran" apud Cornwall Guide

[1] Lewis (1848)

[2] Devoran (2002) pp. 12-14

[3] Gregor Borg, "In search of the golden sky – Cornish gold as the source of the gold of the Bronze Age Sky Disc of Nebra" in Journal of the Royal Institution of Cornwall (2019) pp. 38-57

[4] Nikolaus Pevsner; E. Radcliffe, ed., Cornwall (2a ed. Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1970) p. 62

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