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Peter Liddle will also talk about how Wreake village names ending in ‘by’ reflect significant Scandinavian settlements and late Saxon integration

An archaeologist is to give a talk about key discoveries which have been made over the last few years at sites across the Wreake Valley.

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Peter Liddle will also talk about how Wreake village names ending in ‘by’ reflect significant Scandinavian settlements and late Saxon integration

An archaeologist is to give a talk about key discoveries which have been made over the last few years at sites across the Wreake Valley.

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Peter Liddle will also talk about how Wreake village names ending in ‘by’ reflect significant Scandinavian settlements and late Saxon integration

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