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p strong Summary and Definition /strong /p p This APA covers Kingston Cemetery. The APA is classified as Tier 2 because it covers a burial ground with 19th century origins. The cemetery is open to the public and accepts new burials. /p p strong

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209803

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Archaeological priority area

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209803
Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers the historic rural medieval settlement of Kentish Town which was originally part of the parish of St Pancras till 1965. The hamlet was first recorded in 1208 and sat immediately north of Cam

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78233

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Archaeological priority area

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78233
Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers an area of residential housing south of Loxford Lane in Ilford. The APA is classified as Tier 2 because it covers the site of the moated manor of Loxford Hall which was owned by Barking Abbe

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Geography

78209

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Archaeological priority area

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78209
Area surrounding the medieval moated site (scheduled) at Enfield Golf Course.

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Geography

78031

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Archaeological priority area

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78031
Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area of Moons Farm and Manor House comprises the sequence of medieval moated enclosures at Moons Farm and the site of the adjacent post-medieval Manor House. The moated homestead is located on Billet

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Geography

76285

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Archaeological priority area

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76285
Summary and Definition The Merton Village APA covers the approximate area of the historic settlement of Merton. It extends as far west as the railway lines, as far north as Henfield Road and Kingston Road, as far east as Kirkley Road and as far south

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Geography

78295

Dataset

Archaeological priority area

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78295
Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers the former area of the reservoir, filter beds and associated buildings that comprised the New River Head, and the former course of the New River through Islington. The New River entered Isli

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Geography

78210

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Archaeological priority area

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78210
Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers Regents Canal, Battlebridge Basin, City Road Basin and the wharves of the Regents Canal. The APA is allocated to Tier 2, as it contains structures and buried remains of industrial works and

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Geography

77707

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Archaeological priority area

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77707
Summary and Definition The APA covers the Nine Elms riverside area between Chelsea Bridge and the borough boundary with Lambeth and goes inland as far as Nine Elms Lane and Cringle Street. From the 17th century until the 20th century this stretch of t

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Geography

78095

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Archaeological priority area

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78095
First recorded in the 12th century. By 13th century was large moated mansion. In 14th century much enlarged and probably had outer court occupied by Alice Perrers. Rebuilt as brick mansion in the 16th century and again in 18th century.

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Geography

76445

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Archaeological priority area

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76445

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p strong Summary and Definition /strong /p p This APA covers Kingston Cemetery. The APA is classified as Tier 2 because it covers a burial ground with 19th century origins. The cemetery is open to the public and accepts new burials. /p p strong

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers the historic rural medieval settlement of Kentish Town which was originally part of the parish of St Pancras till 1965. The hamlet was first recorded in 1208 and sat immediately north of Cam

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers an area of residential housing south of Loxford Lane in Ilford. The APA is classified as Tier 2 because it covers the site of the moated manor of Loxford Hall which was owned by Barking Abbe

Area surrounding the medieval moated site (scheduled) at Enfield Golf Course.

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area of Moons Farm and Manor House comprises the sequence of medieval moated enclosures at Moons Farm and the site of the adjacent post-medieval Manor House. The moated homestead is located on Billet

Summary and Definition The Merton Village APA covers the approximate area of the historic settlement of Merton. It extends as far west as the railway lines, as far north as Henfield Road and Kingston Road, as far east as Kirkley Road and as far south

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers the former area of the reservoir, filter beds and associated buildings that comprised the New River Head, and the former course of the New River through Islington. The New River entered Isli

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers Regents Canal, Battlebridge Basin, City Road Basin and the wharves of the Regents Canal. The APA is allocated to Tier 2, as it contains structures and buried remains of industrial works and

Summary and Definition The APA covers the Nine Elms riverside area between Chelsea Bridge and the borough boundary with Lambeth and goes inland as far as Nine Elms Lane and Cringle Street. From the 17th century until the 20th century this stretch of t

First recorded in the 12th century. By 13th century was large moated mansion. In 14th century much enlarged and probably had outer court occupied by Alice Perrers. Rebuilt as brick mansion in the 16th century and again in 18th century.

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p strong Summary and Definition /strong /p p This APA covers Kingston Cemetery. The APA is classified as Tier 2 because it covers a burial ground with 19th century origins. The cemetery is open to the public and accepts new burials. /p p strong

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers the historic rural medieval settlement of Kentish Town which was originally part of the parish of St Pancras till 1965. The hamlet was first recorded in 1208 and sat immediately north of Cam

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers an area of residential housing south of Loxford Lane in Ilford. The APA is classified as Tier 2 because it covers the site of the moated manor of Loxford Hall which was owned by Barking Abbe

Area surrounding the medieval moated site (scheduled) at Enfield Golf Course.

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area of Moons Farm and Manor House comprises the sequence of medieval moated enclosures at Moons Farm and the site of the adjacent post-medieval Manor House. The moated homestead is located on Billet

Summary and Definition The Merton Village APA covers the approximate area of the historic settlement of Merton. It extends as far west as the railway lines, as far north as Henfield Road and Kingston Road, as far east as Kirkley Road and as far south

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers the former area of the reservoir, filter beds and associated buildings that comprised the New River Head, and the former course of the New River through Islington. The New River entered Isli

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers Regents Canal, Battlebridge Basin, City Road Basin and the wharves of the Regents Canal. The APA is allocated to Tier 2, as it contains structures and buried remains of industrial works and

Summary and Definition The APA covers the Nine Elms riverside area between Chelsea Bridge and the borough boundary with Lambeth and goes inland as far as Nine Elms Lane and Cringle Street. From the 17th century until the 20th century this stretch of t

First recorded in the 12th century. By 13th century was large moated mansion. In 14th century much enlarged and probably had outer court occupied by Alice Perrers. Rebuilt as brick mansion in the 16th century and again in 18th century.

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