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Tongue House Settlement, Kentmere
The Romano-British 'Tongue House Settlement' in the Kentmere Valley, Cumbria.
The rocky round mounds in the field to the side of Tongue House and below Tongue Scar are the remains of a settlement built by Bronze Age farmers over 4,000 years ago when the valley would have been densely forested.
Author: Joan Martin
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Photograph size: 15.4 Mpixels (44.1 MB uncompressed) - 4800x3213 pixels (16x10.7 in / 40.6x27.2 cm at 300 ppi)
Photograph keywords: Cumbria, enclosure, Rainsborrow Crag, Roman, Romano-British, settlement, Tongue House, Tongue House Settlement. Kentmere
Published in: Kentmere, Roman Cumbria
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