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Dataset: archaeological-priority-area

• Summary and Definition This Archaeological Priority Area comprises the Grade II* Listed All Saints Church and moated site and the post medieval cemetery of Chingford Mount. This APA stretches from Mayhew Close in the west to Harold Road in the east. I

  Geography

  • Dataset: archaeological-priority-area
  • Reference: 77556

• Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers 4 churches and their associated burial grounds. The APA is classed at Tier 1 as it covers burial grounds of medieval or earlier origin. The bur

  Geography

  • Dataset: archaeological-priority-area
  • Reference: 76422

• Summary and Definition 8.1.1 The Archaeological Priority Area covers the flood plain of the River Lea and the Moselle Valley as they pass through Haringey. The eastern boundary of the APA is defined by the course of

  Geography

  • Dataset: archaeological-priority-area
  • Reference: 77751

• Potential prehistoric deposits may be buried beneath gravel deposits.

  Geography

  • Dataset: archaeological-priority-area
  • Reference: 76358

• ‘Watling’ derived from the Saxons – Waeclingas – who lived near St Albans in the 6th century. Roman evidence has been recovered from The Hyde, in the form of a gold coin. Colindeep Lane (Watford Way) was an ancient street and may have been used t

  Geography

  • Dataset: archaeological-priority-area
  • Reference: 77306

• Recommendation Add at west end, north of Charlton Way and east of Greenwich Park and widen the corridor where necessary to a minimum of 20 m from each side of the roadside curb., This linear archaeological area takes in the anticipated line of the forme

  Geography

  • Dataset: archaeological-priority-area
  • Reference: 76658

• 12.1 The focal point of this APA is the 18th century Danson House and associated gardens and parkland. The Palladian style house, designed by Sir Robert Taylor from 1763 – 1768, is listed Grade 1, the adjacent stables, possibly by Charles Dance the You

  Geography

  • Dataset: archaeological-priority-area
  • Reference: 77112

• 18.1 This area considers the marshland that extends from the Thames foreshore to the southern base of the natural east-west ridge bisecting the borough. 18.2 This marshland is typified by localised areas of gravel highs interwoven by river channels and w

  Geography

  • Dataset: archaeological-priority-area
  • Reference: 76804

• Early post-medieval settlement site.

  Geography

  • Dataset: archaeological-priority-area
  • Reference: 77762

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  Geography

  • Dataset: archaeological-priority-area
  • Reference: 76309

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