🏛️ Long Melford-Holme next Sea
Roman settlement remains in Suffolk, England
📌 Fast Facts
- Location: Suffolk, East Anglia, England (52.316°N, 0.850°E)
- Period: Roman occupation, circa 1st–4th centuries CE
- Status: Archaeological site; findspot rather than excavated monument
- Access: Private land; no public visitor facilities
Long Melford-Holme next Sea represents a minor Roman settlement or waystation in the East Anglian landscape, documented primarily through artifact finds rather than substantial structural remains. The site lies in an area of Norfolk and Suffolk that formed part of the territory of the Iceni tribe before Roman conquest and subsequent administrative integration into the province of Britannia. Archaeological evidence suggests low-level occupation and activity during the Roman period, typical of ...