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A light-colored brick house stands beside a dirt track, with a small lawn, a slender tree with yellow leaves, and blue sky.

Dernford Farm House

History of Dernford Farm House

An archaeological report was published in 2004. Its conclusion suggests significant occupation during the Iron Age. There is a possibility of continuous Roman occupation to Saxon times.

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  • archaeology
  • medieval
  • Roman

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