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Enclosure, Braham Farm, Ely St Mary

History of enclosure

Section of a 1901 Ordnance Survey map showing the rectangular outline of a Roman camp and the buildings of Braham Farm.

Braham Farm OS 1901

This is an enclosure described in Proceedings CAS 54. On the 1901 OS map it is labelled as Roman but according to the more recent survey the dating is very uncertain but is probably medieval.

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  • medieval

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