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  Geography

  • Dataset: Archaeological priority area
  • Reference: 76309

• Medieval - Early Post Medieval moated manorial site site.

  Geography

  • Dataset: Archaeological priority area
  • Reference: 76776

• Medieval - Post Medieval site

  Geography

  • Dataset: Archaeological priority area
  • Reference: 78135

• Post-medieval manor house known as 'Khightes' of 'Hetherowe'.

  Geography

  • Dataset: Archaeological priority area
  • Reference: 77969

• Summary and Definition The APA covers the site of the historic settlement of Morden to the south-east of the area now regarded as the core of Morden town centre. It covers an area on either side of Epsom Road/London Road close to its junction with Cen

  Geography

  • Dataset: Archaeological priority area
  • Reference: 76431

• Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers an area of Ilford that is defined by the High Road to the south and is bordered by Vicarage Lane to the north. The APA is designated as Tier 2 because it covers the site of the post medieval

  Geography

  • Dataset: Archaeological priority area
  • Reference: 77086

• p strong Summary and Definition /strong /p p nbsp; /p p The Archaeological Priority Area covers the western area of Barn Elms Playing Fields and Barnes Common. Prehistoric finds have been discovered within these areas of unenclosed public comm

  Geography

  • Dataset: Archaeological priority area
  • Reference: 209733

• Summary and Definition The ‘North Southwark and Roman Roads’ APA is the largest APA in Southwark. From the boundary with LB of Lambeth it covers the entire river frontage; it includes the Borough, Bankside and London Bridge area, Tower Bridge, Bermon

  Geography

  • Dataset: Archaeological priority area
  • Reference: 77185

• Tower Hamlets APA 3.1: Isle of Dogs Summary and Definition The Isle of Dogs Archaeological Priority Area covers the low-lying land south of Poplar surrounded on three sides by the Thames and called the Isle of Dogs. Excavations and deposit modelling c

  Geography

  • Dataset: Archaeological priority area
  • Reference: 76496

• Carew Manor was constructed in 1370 on a large moat island, possibly on the site of an earlier house. The surviving great hall has a hammer beam roof constructed in 1500. The grounds are famous as the first place in England to grow oranges. Formal garden

  Geography

  • Dataset: Archaeological priority area
  • Reference: 76346

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