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Friday, June 19, 2009

Artefacts found at nature reserve


From the BBC News:


Human remains and Roman artefacts have been unearthed in an Iron Age ditch at a new nature reserve in Cambridgeshire.


Archaeologists made the discoveries at a former quarry at Cherry Hinton, near Cambridge, which is to open

to visitors for the first time in 100 years.


East Pit has been transformed by the Cambridgeshire Wildlife Trust into a haven for wild flowers and birds.


English Heritage said it was "very significant" as the site of one of the few Iron Age ditches in the region.


Over the past few months, archaeologists from Oxford Archaeology East have been excavating the ditch.


They have found 300 fragments of Iron Age pottery that are being used to accurately date the monument.


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