Malim, T. (1992). Stonea Camp, Cambridgeshire. NewsWARP 11. Vol 11, pp. 22-23.
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Stonea Camp, Cambridgeshire | ||||||
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NewsWARP 11 | ||||||
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NewsWARP | ||||||
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11 | ||||||
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22 - 23 | ||||||
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This Iron Age hillfort in the Cambridgeshire fens, although scheduled, has suffered much destruction through agriculture. Excavations carried out as part of a long-term management plan implemented in 1990 produced evidence for the Camp's occupation and military use, despite the negative results of an earlier geophysical survey. Preservation in the southern ditches was good and the continuing survival of these organic remains must be ensured, perhaps by creating an area of flooded land and thereby setting a standard for dealing with problems posed by the drying-out of fen areas. AR | ||||||
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1992 | ||||||
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20 Jan 2002 |