Possible Iron Age settlement discovered at Brynards Hill in Royal Wootton Bassett
An archaeological dig in Royal Wootton Bassett has uncovered evidence of a possible Iron Age settlement at Brynards Hill. The discovery, led by the RWB Environment Trust with community involvement, has led experts to "rewrite the history" of the area. Trenches were excavated and artifacts suggest Iron Age farmers once lived there and kept livestock nearby. The project involved local residents in the excavation work.
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Experts have 'rewritten the history' of the area following the discovery.
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Experts have "rewritten the history" of the area following the discovery.
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