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Early History of Congleton Pt 1: Prehistoric to Roman

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This booklet provides an overview of human occupation of the Congleton area to the end of the Roman era. The authors make reference to the Bridestones Neolithic burial chamber, the New Street Bronze Age Hoard of tools or weapons, the Astbury Burial Urn and the Roman marching camp at Bent Farm, Astbury.

 

Authors: Peter Boon and Barbara Lightfoot

Booklet size: A5

Early History of Congleton Pt 1: Prehistoric to Roman

£1.20

Congleton from Prehistoric times to the end of the Roman era.

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