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Compelling submission by ret’d field archaeologist, Dr David Field about ancient fields system next to A303: "It is now clear that systems of ancient fields dating at least to the Middle Bronze Age and probably much earlier flank the present A303 at the western end of the WHS /1
and the settlement from which these were farmed is likely to exist within the A303 corridor," he says. Dr Field concludes: the "zone thus becomes of enormous importance in realising the social mechanics of the communities that built Stonehenge." /2
Read Dr Field's representation to the Planning Inspectorate here …structure.planninginspectorate.gov.uk/projects/south… /3
An illustration of the prehistoric field boundaries close to Longbarrow roundabout which will be severed by the A303 Expressway is here (Linford et al, 2015)
tandfonline.com/na101/home/lit…
Full illustrated article entitled "The Early Field Systems of the Stonehenge Landscape" by Roberts D et al (2018) here tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…
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