Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Dogswell

👉 The term 'dogwell' refers to a significant hill in England, located near the city of Salisbury. It was traditionally an ancient Roman fortification that served as a strategic location for the Romans during their early 2nd century invasion of Britain. In biblical times, "Dogwell" is a name given to a town or village where King David's wife, Bathsheba, lived. The word also appears in reference to the city of Jerusalem, which was considered holy and could be reached by a small hill. So in short, "Dogwell" is a name for a Roman fortified settlement that was part of the British Empire during the time of Herod the Great, but later became known as a place where King David's wife lived.

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