Ashwell, Hertfordshire

Ashwell, Hertfordshire
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Also known as: Ashwell, Ashwell (Hertfordshire), Ashwell (parish), Ashwell (parokya), Ashwell, Swydd Hertford, اشول (هارتفوردشر), اشول، هارتفوردشر, ایشویل، ہرٹفورڈشائر, アシュウェル, 阿斯维尔

A village in Hertfordshire with deep archaeological significance [1] [2] [3]. Southwest of the settlement lies Arbury Banks, the remains of an Iron Age hill fort largely levelled [1] [3]. In 2002, metal detectorist Alan Meek discovered a silver-gilt figurine of the previously unknown Romano-British goddess Dea Senuna [2] [4].

TypeCity/town/settlement
Period1500 - 500 BC
CountryEngland
Coordinates52.0423° N, 0.1570° W

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