Here is our second edition of a 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 Elsham. The earliest evidence for settlement in the area dates to the Late Iron Age, around 100 BC.
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Here is our second edition of a 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 Barnetby le Wold. The earliest evidence for settlement in the area dates to the Mesolithic period, around 10,000-4000 BC. To see all finds recorded from the parish click here.
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Here is the next 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 Flixborough. The earliest evidence for settlement in the area dates to the Neolithic, around 4000 BC. To see all finds recorded from the parish click here.
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Here is the next 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 Luddington and Haldenby. The earliest evidence for settlement in the area dates to the Roman period AD 43-410.
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Here is the next 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 Manton. The earliest evidence for settlement in the area dates to the Mesolithic, around 6500-4000 BC. To see all finds recorded from the parish click here.
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Here is the next 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 Melton Ross. The earliest evidence for settlement in the area dates to the Mesolithic, around 6500-4000 BC. To see all finds recorded from the parish click here.
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Here is the next 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 Thornton Curtis. The earliest evidence for settlement in the area dates to the Neolithic, around 4000 BC. To see all finds recorded from the parish click here.
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Here is the next 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 Whitton. The earliest evidence for settlement in the area dates to the Neolithic, around 4000 BC. To see all finds recorded from the parish click here.
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Here is the next 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 Winterton. The earliest evidence for settlement in the area dates to the Neolithic, around 4000 BC. To see all finds recorded from the parish click here.
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Here is the next 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 Scawby. The earliest evidence for settlement in the area dates to the Neolithic, around 4000 BC. To see all finds recorded from the parish click here.
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