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with Knowle Hill which are two properties previously owned by the
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In the eighteenth century Heath Wood was actually a field and the growth of woodland has only happened since then. Without the woods being there then this burial place would have had a fine view of the
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Heath Wood contains a series of 59 barrows which is a Viking burial site near
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which arrived in the area in 873 A.D. Early excavations by
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in May 1855 found that some of the mounds were empty
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