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18 December 2018
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What archaeology can tell us about the history of migration in England

To mark International Migrant’s Day 2018, we take a look at 7 archaeological and historical objects that help to tell the history of migration in England.Read more

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Due to its strategically important position overlooking the Straits of Dover and the shortest route to the Continent, the medieval royal castle at Dover developed from its presumed origins an Iron Age hillfort to become one of the most elaborate and heavily defended fortresses in Europe. In this image, Toby helpfully keeps watch.
Castlerigg stone circle is possibly one of the earliest stone circles in the British Isles and remains unencumbered by modern development. It is a Scheduled Monument and is looked after by @EnglishHeritage and much loved by Buffy and Dexter.
Ahead of #NationalPuppyDay here is Toby at the Grade I @chatsworthofficial One of England's most famous country houses, it has been home to the Cavendish family since the 16th Century and is the seat of the Duke of Devonshire. The Chaise Lawn, by Deger Cengiz, was the seat of Toby during the 2015 Make Yourself Comfortable exhibition.
Sheep in an orchard in blossom, Kent 📷 John Gay, Spring, 1964 #Spring #History #Heritage #Daffodils #Church #BlackandWhite #Photography #Vintage #Kent #SpringEquinox #Blossom #Orchard

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