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Festival of Archaeology Resources
16 Jul 2022
by Forestry England

Follow the archaeology trail, Micheldever, and explore this amazing relic landscape which hosts everything from Bronze Age burial mounds, Iron Age farms steads and much much more.

This walk takes 30 minutes.

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Micheldever Archaeology Trail https://www.forestryengland.uk/micheldever-wood/archaeological-trail-micheldever-wood
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