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In 1982 a team of archeologists discovered the remains of the Flag Fen post alignment. These excavations were opened to the public as a visitor attraction in 1987. The timbers shown in the picture are the original 3000 year old timbers, kept wet to preserve them. Picture taken on 6th August 2006 at...

Flag Fen Causeway

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In 1982 a team of archeologists discovered the remains of the Flag Fen post alignment. These excavations were opened to the public as a visitor attraction in 1987. The timbers shown in the picture are the original 3000 year old timbers, kept wet to preserve them. Picture taken on 6th August 2006 at Flag Fen, Cambridgeshire.

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6th Aug 2006 by Diane Earl

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 History

Key Stages:
 Key Stage 2, Key Stage 3

Keywords:
Bronze Age wood monument causeway wetland engineering worship ritual droveway bridge boundary defence structure feast offereing godsrnmuseum Flag Fen post

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