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Settlement east of Milton

History of settlement

Scheduled Monument

Extensive evidence for Roman activity is recorded running as a corridor along the terrace gravels from Milton to Waterbeach including the discovery of two Romano-British inhumation cemeteries and a site for Horningsea pottery production. An intense area of Roman activity was recorded between Milton Hall and the current site, with occupation being almost continuous throughout the first to fourth century and to the south of Fen Road, at least one other kiln dating from second century.

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Milton

Tharp Arms, High Street, Chippenham

The Hall, Shudy Camps Park

24 Foxton Road, Barrington

Milton data

Milton House, 28 Fen Road, Milton

5 Fen Road, The Jolly Brewers, Milton

6 Fen Road, Queen Anne’s Lodge, Milton

Waggon and Horses, Milton

19 High Street, Lion and Lamb Public House, Milton

2 Church Lane, Milton

1 Church Lane, Milton

Butt Lane, Milton

48 Fen Road, Strangeways, Milton