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Romano-British settlement, Cottenham

History of Romano-British settlement Cottenham

Scheduled Monument:

The monument, which falls into two areas, includes the earthwork and buried remains of a Romano-British settlement including a complex series of associated dykes and field systems.

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  • Roman

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Cottenham

5 Drury Lane, Yew Tree Cottage, Melbourn

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261 – 269 (167 – 177) High Street, Cottenham

55 High Street, Cottenham

85 High Street, Cottenham

312 – 314 High Street, Cottenham

164 High Street, (98), Eversley House, Cottenham

37 – 39 Telegraph Street, (Watson’s Lane) (Back Lane), Cottenham

Victory Way & Stevens Close, Cottenham

219 – 221 (155) High Street, White Horse, The Limes, Cottenham

296 High Street, Hemsel House, Cottenham

331 (227) High Street, Cottenham