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Moated Site nr Chancel farm, Wicken

History of moated site, Wicken

Scheduled Monument

The moated site 215m south of Chancel Farm survives largely undisturbed and represents one of the best preserved monuments of its kind in Cambridgeshire. Situated to the south of the site of the presumed location of the original village, the monument is, apart from the parish church, the only visual surviving feature of the medieval period. (Historic England)

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  • Listed building
  • medieval

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