Geophysical survey uncovers prehistoric activity in Great Yarmouth, suggesting past settlements and monuments.
The Geophysical Survey Undertaken at great Yarmouth has identified a number of features indicating the presence of preistoric activity. Recitilnear enclosures in the north western reigon of the site suggests the presence of iron age or prehistoric settlements or farmstead activity and two circular features may be related to prehistoric monuments. A large number of other anomiles have been identified, but due to their amorphous charecter, a probable archaeological origin could not be attributed to them.
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