🏛️ Long Melford-Holme next Sea
Romano-British settlement site in Suffolk
📌 Fast Facts
- Location: Norfolk/Suffolk border, East Anglia, England
- Period: Romano-British (1st–4th centuries CE)
- Site type: Settlement with archaeological remains
- Current status: Open land; managed by landowners and heritage bodies
Long Melford-Holme next Sea represents a Romano-British settlement in the East Anglian lowlands, an area of significant Roman occupation during the Imperial period. The site combines archaeological finds with documentary records of Roman administrative activity in the region. Systematic survey and excavation work over several decades has revealed evidence of domestic occupation, trade networks, and the settlement's integration into the broader Romano-British economy ...