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 Kirton-in-Lindsey. The earliest evidence for settlement in the area dates to the Bronze Age, around 2350-800 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 Barrow-upon-Humber. 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 Winteringham. 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 Burton-upon-Stather. 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 Holme. 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 Broughton. 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 Epworth. 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 Amcotts. The earliest evidence for settlement in the area dates to the Roman period, around AD 43-410. 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 Wrawby. The earliest evidence for settlement in the area dates to the Bronze Age, around 1800 to 800 BC. To see all finds recorded from the parish click here.
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Here is the tenth 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 West Halton. The earliest evidence for settlement in the area dates to the Iron Age, around 800 BC to AD 42. To see all finds recorded from the parish click here.
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