Finds On Your Doorstop – Haxey

Here is the seventh edition of our series of blog posts looking at the archaeology and finds from individual parishes in North Lincolnshire. This time we are looking at the parish of Haxey. The earliest evidence for settlement in the area dates to theMesolithic, around 10,000-4000 BC. To see all finds recorded from the parish click here.

Post-medieval trade token issued by Anthony Barnby at Haxey. Record ID is SWYOR-383A0D (Copyright: West Yorkshire Archaeology Advisory Service, License: CC-BY).

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