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Unlocking the Potential: Exploring the archaeology of Suffolk's aggregate landscapes

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It is widely recognised that Suffolk has rich and varied cultural resources related to its gravel terraces and extractive activities.

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There have been significant discoveries made in advance of quarrying, such as the multi-period landscapes at West Stow and Lackford Bridge on the river Lark, and the extensive prehistoric and Saxon remains from Coddenham on the Gipping and Flixton on the Waveney.

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