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Black and white detail of a thick-walled ceramic vessel with a flared rim and punctured decorative line, labeled at the top.

Bronze Age cinerary urn, Soham

Bronze Age burial, Clipsel Field, Soham

History of Bronze Age burial, Clipsel Field

Cyril Fox in The Archaeology of the Cambridge Area notes that a Bronze Age cinerary urn was found in Clipsel Field. There was a small bronze pin and a skeleton.

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