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People tend to think that Milton Keynes has no history, but did you know that the archaeological landscape of Milton Keynes is one of the most extensively studied in Britain?
Use this web page and the clickable images to investigate the archaeological sites and artefacts found at Bancroft and Blue Bridge, part of the old farmland of Stacey Hill Farm, now Milton Keynes Museum. Explore the largest Bronze Age round house in Britain and a grand Roman villa. |
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Acknowledgements We would like to thank R.J. Williams, and R.J. Zeepvat D. Neal, Brian Giggins and C. & P. Woodfield, The Buckinghamshire Archaeological Society and Milton Keynes Council. |