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Hey Hill, Barton

History of Hey Hill

Scheduled Monument

This Roman site was excavated in 1908. In a large stone coffin without a cover a disjointed skeleton of a young woman was found. There were two or three fragments of Roman pottery and a broken Roman urn.

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  • archaeology
  • Listed building
  • Roman

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