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Geography
76780Summary and definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers the area containing Chislehurst Caves, an extensive area of chalk and flint mines. The workings are thought to have been in use from the late 13th century
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- Archaeological priority area
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- 76780
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Geography
76531Potential prehistoric deposits may be buried beneath alluvial deposits. Alluvium deposits can be conducive for the preservation of biological environmental features which can useful for dating purposes.
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- Archaeological priority area
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- 76531
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Geography
76425Medieval - Early Post Medieval site.
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- Archaeological priority area
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- 76425
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Geography
78164(including the High Street and surrounding roads in Pinner)
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- Archaeological priority area
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- 78164
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Geography
209810Summary and Definition
This APA covers Old Malden. It runs from the Hogsmill in the west, to take in the Medieval church of St John the Baptist, along with an associated Manor and the land within which the Medieval village cor
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- Archaeological priority area
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- 209810
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Geography
77442Recommendation Boundary of present Archaeological Priority Area should be altered. Remove the western area beyond private garden back boundary. Add area south of remaining area to include site of clay mill and pond/tank, south to line with Isla Road.,
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- Archaeological priority area
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- 77442
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Geography
78261There is considerable speculation concerning the precise location of the mills referred to in the Domesday Book. Post-medieval water mills are associated with each of the historic settlements located along the Wandle. A number of the Wandle mills were bu
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- Archaeological priority area
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- 78261
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Geography
76561Summary and Definition The majority of Wimbledon Common lies within Merton and the Wimbledon Common APA covers the majority of this area with the exception of the areas covered by the Beverley Brook and Caesar’s Camp APAs. It is classified as Tier 2
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- Archaeological priority area
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- 76561
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Geography
78272Boundary of present Archaeological Priority Area should be maintained., The portion of Greenwich borough west of Deptford Creek. The creek is fed by the River Ravensbourne. The area closest to the creek and River Thames consists of river silts, with Ke
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- Archaeological priority area
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- 78272
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Geography
78343Royal residence built by Edward, the Black Prince.
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- Archaeological priority area
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- 78343