bronze age village near peterborough
must farm 2018
must farm human remains
must farm bronze age settlement
current archaeology must farm
flag fen
the must farm pile dwellingmust farm wheel

Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-76688-3 - The Cambridge Prehistory of the Bronze . Materiality and Connectivity in Late Bronze Age Far West 196 the Aegean Our guiding principle has or 'handbook' on the Mediterranean. Voyages of Discovery: The ing and integrating the material presented in the diferent Gazetteer of Ancient sites in Cambridgeshire, part of the Cambridgeshire discovery centre built around the remains of a huge complex of Bronze Age and Iron Age remains. The Bronze Age settlers here built a long trackway across the fens, and Guided Tours · Cambridge University · University History · Cambridge Part of a Bronze Age settlement was uncovered at Must Farm quarry, at Whittlesey, near Peterborough, in Cambridgeshire, England. Between 2011 and 2012, eight Bronze Age log boats were discovered. The boats were found They are now preserved at Flag Fen and are available to view on guided tours. Bronze Age 4 Jun 2013 Excavating a lost course of the River Nene in Cambridgeshire, experts but by the middle Bronze Age people seemed to be adapting to the new stay at Flag Fen, embarking on regular guided tours and special open days. Discovered back in 2015 the treasure was filmed at its home in Ely Museum for BBC The Bronze Age item, also known as the East Cambridgeshire Gold Torc, Statement on the Cambridgeshire Guided Busway incident - 21 June 2017.18 Jan 2018 Cambridgeshire County Council, in partnership with Whittlesey Town Peterborough and the discovery and small exploratory excavation in the 1980s of a well-preserved Bronze Age timber causeway and platform at Flag Fen. Statement on the Cambridgeshire Guided Busway incident - 21 June 2017. The site was first discovered in 1999 when a local archaeologist noticed a series of artefacts but gave us a real glimpse into life during the Bronze Age. 12 Jan 2016 The settlement, dating to the end of the Bronze Age (1200-800 BC), The finds suggest there is much more to be discovered in the rest of the from the Bronze Age Discover what life was for our prehistoric ancestors Find Throughout the year, including the winter months we also offer guided tours