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geardaddy

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52. There were still Romano-British "kingdoms" left...

Mon Apr 18, 2016, 05:36 PM

Apr 2016

in the wake of the Roman withdrawal. So, I'm guessing the structure was in use until it was destroyed or abandoned during the Saxon onslaught.

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