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• Medieval hamlet existed in 1294 with occupation north and south of the lane. South-west of the hamlet was a Manor House in 1532. To the north is an undated earthwork and prehistoric finds.

  Geography

  • Dataset: archaeological-priority-area
  • Reference: 76157

• Tower Hamlets APA 2.11: Aldgate and Portsoken Summary and Definition The Aldgate and Portsoken APA covers Roman London’s eastern cemetery and one of the City’s post-medieval industrial suburbs. It excludes the Goodmans Fields site, which has been

  Geography

  • Dataset: archaeological-priority-area
  • Reference: 76202

• p strong Summary and Definition /strong /p p This APA covers the historic core of Chessington village. It has early Medieval origins. This small network of streets lies on what was the Medieval and Post-Medieval village of Chessington. The APA is c

  Geography

  • Dataset: archaeological-priority-area
  • Reference: 209821

• Summary and Definition The APA covers the scheduled site of a Second World War anti-aircraft gun battery and a large part of Beckton District Park. It is classified as Tier 1 because it incorporates the immediate setting of a scheduled monument, an are

  Geography

  • Dataset: archaeological-priority-area
  • Reference: 76554

• The place name refers to an Anglo-Saxon ‘southern farmstead’ and was held by Chertsea Abbey from the 7th or 8th Century. St. Nicholas Church was probably founded in the early medieval period. In 1537 the estate passed from Chertsea Abbey to Nicholas

  Geography

  • Dataset: archaeological-priority-area
  • Reference: 77929

• 6.1 There are a number of medieval manors in the Crayford area, including the 14th century Crayford Manor House to the northwest of St Paulinus’. Better known is Hall Place, which is first mentioned in the 13th century but the manor was established ear

  Geography

  • Dataset: archaeological-priority-area
  • Reference: 76350

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  Geography

  • Dataset: archaeological-priority-area
  • Reference: 78308

• Summary and Definition This Archaeological Priority Area comprises of the moated site of Chingford Hall and its associated buildings. The APA is located to the east of the River Lea and south of Lower Hall Lane. Its boundaries follow those of the orig

  Geography

  • Dataset: archaeological-priority-area
  • Reference: 76266

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  Geography

  • Dataset: archaeological-priority-area
  • Reference: 76765

• p strong Summary and Definition /strong /p p This APA covers the Grapsome. The APA is on western boundary of the Borough, between Kingston upon Thames and Surrey. It is classified as Tier 2 because the land contains sites of known archaeological in

  Geography

  • Dataset: archaeological-priority-area
  • Reference: 209824

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