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Church and Cross, Burgh Castle
Parts of this church date back to c900AD; it is thought that the church was built on the site of an earlier, Anglo-Saxon, wooden church. The tower was added about 950-1000AD.
The nearby Roman Fort is one possible location for an Anglo-Saxon monastery built c633AD with permission of King Siegbert of East Anglia.
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Church and Cross, Burgh Castle
Parts of this church date back to c900AD; it is thought that the church was built on the site of an earlier, Anglo-Saxon, wooden church. The tower was added about 950-1000AD.
The nearby Roman Fort is one possible location for an Anglo-Saxon monastery built c633AD with permission of King Siegbert of East Anglia.
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