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• The extensive peat and clay deposits across North Southwark and North Lewisham are up to 12m thick and record the geological and environmental history of south-east England for the past 12,000 years. Environmental changes include the loss of the Europea

  Geography

  • Dataset: Archaeological priority area
  • Reference: 77024

• Summary and Definition: The Archaeological Priority Area covers two separate areas: one is to the north-west of Purley town centre at the summit of Russell Hill while a smaller area is located at the foot of the hill. Human remains have been found at

  Geography

  • Dataset: Archaeological priority area
  • Reference: 78153

• Summary and Definition The APA covers the northern part of Wimbledon Park and is bounded by Wimbledon Park Road to the west, the gardens of Southdean Gardens to the north, the District railway line to the east and the borough boundary with Merton to th

  Geography

  • Dataset: Archaeological priority area
  • Reference: 76632

• Recommendation Removal of south western area on the south side of Woolwich Church Street and west of Prospect Vale. Area east of Prospect Vale should be retained as this includes the expansion of the settlement along the boundary of the dockyard. Howe

  Geography

  • Dataset: Archaeological priority area
  • Reference: 76289

• (along Edgware High Street, Edgware)

  Geography

  • Dataset: Archaeological priority area
  • Reference: 78096

• The early history of the creekhead settlement adjoining the Watling Street ford (APA3) persists into the early medieval period. Excavations on the site of the former Dover Castle public house produced evidence of dense and continuous settlement from at

  Geography

  • Dataset: Archaeological priority area
  • Reference: 78054

• The Saxon and medieval village, mentioned in the Domesday Book, and the Tudor mansion with moated garden where Queen Elizabeth I spent her youth.

  Geography

  • Dataset: Archaeological priority area
  • Reference: 77364

• Hackney APA 3.1 Lea Valley -  Summary and Definition

  The Archaeological Priority Area of the Lea Valley covers the floodplain of the River Lea, stretching south from Craven Park Road to the railway line as it passes through Hackney Wick.

  Geography

  • Dataset: Archaeological priority area
  • Reference: 78351

• Summary and Definition

  This Archaeological Priority Area includes the former medieval settlement of Highgate which grew in popularity with the gentry in the 16th century. The APA is allocated to Tier 2, as it has the potential to contain a ran

  Geography

  • Dataset: Archaeological priority area
  • Reference: 77474

• Summary and Definition

  The Archaeological Priority Area covers an area of land that is defined to the north by the Borough boundary with Barking and Dagenham (the centre line of the A12) and to the south by Shepherds Close. The APA is classifi

  Geography

  • Dataset: Archaeological priority area
  • Reference: 76676

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