Monument record HNS 044 - Possible kiln, Mill House
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Summary
According to monthly serial on Hintlesham's history written for the church magazine in 1920/1921 by Miss Deane, `eight barrow loads of white bricks found, marked by fire, where her house, Mill House, stands were Iceni cists, showing that the ancient Iceni knew the use of Suffolk white bricks' (sic). Formerly recorded as HNS MISC
Location
| Grid reference | TM 095 435 (point) |
|---|---|
| Map sheet | TM04SE |
| Civil Parish | HINTLESHAM, BABERGH, SUFFOLK |
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Full Description
According to monthly serial on Hintlesham's history written for the church magazine in 1920/1921 by Miss Deane, `eight barrow loads of white bricks found, marked by fire, where her house, Mill House, stands were Iceni cists, showing that the ancient Iceni knew the use of Suffolk white bricks' (sic). Information apparently from Lord John Hervey and Rev F Eld (S1)(R1). ?Kiln or oven.
Formerly recorded as HNS MISC
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- None recorded
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Record last edited
Nov 16 2018 11:41AM