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Flag Fen Causeway - The post alignment consisted of around 60,000 trees (mostly oak and ash). They were hammered vertically into the marsh, or placed in between to form a causeway.  An artifical platform or island was built in the middle.  The post alignment was built or added to over a period of about 400 years.  Its ...
Flag Fen Causeway
The post alignment consisted of around 60,000 trees (mostly oak and ash). They were hammered vertically into the marsh, or placed in between to form...
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a causeway. An artifical platform or island was built in the middle. The post alignment was built or added to over a period of about 400 years. Its use is still debated. It may have been a way of crossing the marsh, a refuge in times of trouble or ritual site. Many ritual offerings were left in the water alongside the causeway. Picture taken on 6th August 2006 at Flag Fen, Cambridgeshire.
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