Sandy was a significant Romano-British small town in Central Bedfordshire [1] [2]. Recent excavations uncovered the first Roman town wall found in Bedfordshire, built from local ironstone and mortar, enclosing an area of about 11 hectares [1] [3]. A large cemetery at Tower Hill contained both cremation and inhumation burials [4]. Evidence of Saxon occupation was also discovered outside the town walls [3].
Sandy, Bedfordshire

Also known as: Sandis, Sandy, Sandy (Bedfordshire), Sandy i Bedfordshire, Sandy (kapital sa distrito), Sandy (Royaume-Uni), Sandy, Swydd Bedford, Σάντι (Μπέντφορντσιρ), Сэнди, סנדי, ساندى (بلده فى سينترال بيدفوردشير), ساندي
| Type | City/town/settlement |
|---|---|
| Period | 1500 - 500 BC |
| Country | England |
| Coordinates | 52.1310° N, 0.2970° W |
England