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The lost Saxon village in Cambs that a king made his personal hunting ground

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The lost village of Houghton lay beneath the ground for 900 years. It was discovered by National Highways when they built the new A14 route. The reason for the abandonment was discovered, which can sometimes be very hard to know beyond all doubt. The locals were forced to move out by the expansion of the royal forest in the area.

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The lost Saxon village in Cambs that a king made his personal hunting ground

The locals of this lost Anglo-Saxon Cambridgeshire village were forced out of their homes after the King made it his personal hunting grounds

2 years ago·Cambridge, United Kingdom

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Cambridge News broke the news in Cambridge, United Kingdom 2 years ago on Saturday, August 26, 2023.

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