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Loyalty was sworn to FitzOsbern as opposed to the king; the Lordship was ultimately Devon's ultimate static caravans for sale provided to the de Redvers household by Henry I after his sequence in 1100. The Island of Wight's most noticeable Neolithic site is the Longstone at Mottistone, the remains of an early Neolithic lengthy barrow. Built at first with 2 standing stones at the entryway, just one remains today. A Neolithic mortuary enclosure has actually been identified on Tennyson Down near Freshwater. The earliest documents that provide a name for the Isle of Wight are from the Roman Empire. It was called Vectis or Vecta in Latin and also Iktis or Ouiktis in Greek.