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A narrow, shallow stream flows through a wooded area with bare trees, ivy-covered trunks, and dry leaves on the ground.

Fox’s Bridge Comberton (RGL2026)

Roman villa, Comberton

History of Roma Villa

Cyril Fox (1923) in ‘The Archaeology of the Cambridge Region’ describes ‘a house at Fox’s Bridge, Comberton, close to the Bourn Brook’ partially explored in 1842. Panted plaster, glass and iron fragments and ‘much pale yellow pottery ornamented with red lines’ was found. Coins ranged from Vespasian (69-79 AD) to Gratian (367-383 AD).

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A narrow, muddy path stretches between high, leafless hedges and tall trees, leading into the distance under an overcast sky.

The Causeway Comberton (RGL2026)

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