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21.1 This Archaeological Priority Area is centred upon the multi-period settlement and occupation area at Crayford, where the Roman Watling Street crossed the Cray (see Crayford: Roman road APA). The APA surrounds the Scheduled Ancient Monument and Liste

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76463

Dataset

archaeological-priority-area

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76463
Possible medieval hamlet around the Green; the edge of a Roman Road and possible Roman settlement at South Parade.

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Geography

76226

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archaeological-priority-area

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76226
(along Brockley Hill, Edgware)

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77286

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archaeological-priority-area

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77286
Summary and Definition This Archaeological Priority Area covers the Civil War Defences of the 17th century which lie within Islington. These comprise of three separate forts along the defensive line. These include the sites of Upper Pond New River Fort,

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77786

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archaeological-priority-area

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77786
APA also known as Church Acton High Street, The village was recorded in 1222 and settled continuously into post medieval times. The parish church existed in 1231 and permission for a market was granted in 1232, and there was a medieval priory. An area of

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76979

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archaeological-priority-area

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76979
Archaeological priority area surrounding medieval moated site.

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78349

Dataset

archaeological-priority-area

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78349
A medieval kiln was discovered in Kings Road, with associated domestic rubbish and kiln fire bars and can be dated to the 13th century. It is has been mentioned that there were also kilns at Arkley, which is located north-east of Barnet Gate. There is a

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Geography

77334

Dataset

archaeological-priority-area

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77334
Summary and Definition 7.9.1 The Archaeological Priority Area contains the historic settlement of Wood Green and an area of undeveloped parkland known as Avenue Gardens. Several Palaeolithic finds have been recovered fro

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Geography

78084

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archaeological-priority-area

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78084
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listed-building-grade

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II

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listed-building-grade

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21.1 This Archaeological Priority Area is centred upon the multi-period settlement and occupation area at Crayford, where the Roman Watling Street crossed the Cray (see Crayford: Roman road APA). The APA surrounds the Scheduled Ancient Monument and Liste

Possible medieval hamlet around the Green; the edge of a Roman Road and possible Roman settlement at South Parade.

(along Brockley Hill, Edgware)

Summary and Definition This Archaeological Priority Area covers the Civil War Defences of the 17th century which lie within Islington. These comprise of three separate forts along the defensive line. These include the sites of Upper Pond New River Fort,

APA also known as Church Acton High Street, The village was recorded in 1222 and settled continuously into post medieval times. The parish church existed in 1231 and permission for a market was granted in 1232, and there was a medieval priory. An area of

Archaeological priority area surrounding medieval moated site.

A medieval kiln was discovered in Kings Road, with associated domestic rubbish and kiln fire bars and can be dated to the 13th century. It is has been mentioned that there were also kilns at Arkley, which is located north-east of Barnet Gate. There is a

Summary and Definition 7.9.1 The Archaeological Priority Area contains the historic settlement of Wood Green and an area of undeveloped parkland known as Avenue Gardens. Several Palaeolithic finds have been recovered fro

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21.1 This Archaeological Priority Area is centred upon the multi-period settlement and occupation area at Crayford, where the Roman Watling Street crossed the Cray (see Crayford: Roman road APA). The APA surrounds the Scheduled Ancient Monument and Liste

Possible medieval hamlet around the Green; the edge of a Roman Road and possible Roman settlement at South Parade.

(along Brockley Hill, Edgware)

Summary and Definition This Archaeological Priority Area covers the Civil War Defences of the 17th century which lie within Islington. These comprise of three separate forts along the defensive line. These include the sites of Upper Pond New River Fort,

APA also known as Church Acton High Street, The village was recorded in 1222 and settled continuously into post medieval times. The parish church existed in 1231 and permission for a market was granted in 1232, and there was a medieval priory. An area of

Archaeological priority area surrounding medieval moated site.

A medieval kiln was discovered in Kings Road, with associated domestic rubbish and kiln fire bars and can be dated to the 13th century. It is has been mentioned that there were also kilns at Arkley, which is located north-east of Barnet Gate. There is a

Summary and Definition 7.9.1 The Archaeological Priority Area contains the historic settlement of Wood Green and an area of undeveloped parkland known as Avenue Gardens. Several Palaeolithic finds have been recovered fro

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