SEVENTH CENTURY SAXON TOWN
Remains Discovered In Field (Special Correspondent N.ZP.A.) • • LONDON, July 7- ; Excavations in a field at Ola ■ Windsor, Berkshire, have revealed ‘ of the remains of a Saxon town ' bating from about the seventh cen- . says the “Daily Telegraph. It is believed that it will prove one ® the biggest and most important exa ®ples of early Saxon domestic discovered anywhere to Preliminary digging has brought to gwt big quantities of pagan Saxon Saxon hut of seventh century has been uncovered. In the floor were found a bronze many fragments of pottery, a and bones of the animals which ®e occupants ate.
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Press, Volume XC, Issue 27396, 8 July 1954, Page 13
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