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A metal village sign for Horningsea features a silhouette of a person working at a pottery wheel against bare tree branches.

Horningsea

Horningsea data

Horningsea data

A survey of Horningsea by the Clapham Society of the Leys Schools 1949-1950. It collected data on a wide range of aspects such as history, geology and natural history.

Cover of a survey document featuring a black and white photograph of a stone church tower and building obscured by trees.

Survey of Horningsea 1949-1950


Aerial view of agricultural fields marked by uneven ground, soil textures, and thin paths crossing between separate plots.

Old coprolite workings, Horningsea


Horningsea:

https://www.horningsea.net/history-2


Mike Petty:

https://archive.org/details/HorningseaScrapbook1897To1990

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