🏛️ Long Melford-Holme next Sea
Romano-British settlement site in Suffolk
📌 Fast Facts
- Location: Suffolk, East Anglia, England (52.960253, 0.526427)
- Period: Romano-British era (1st–4th centuries CE)
- Type: Archaeological site with scattered artefacts and earthworks
- Current status: Open land; managed through local heritage records
Long Melford-Holme next Sea represents a Romano-British settlement in the Holme-next-Sea area of Norfolk/Suffolk borderlands. The site has yielded pottery, coins, and structural evidence indicating occupation during the Roman period. Like many such sites across East Anglia, it reflects the dispersed pattern of rural Romano-British habitation away from major urban centres ...