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Archaeology/General Archaeology
CIVIL WAR DEFENCES, CROWLAND
Date: 1600 - 1699 Collection: Historic Environment Record Reference: MLI22051
Archaeology/General Archaeology
Post medieval Formal Garden Remains, Threekingham
Date: 1600 - 1799 Collection: Historic Environment Record Reference: MLI60054
Archaeology/General Archaeology
Skellingthorpe Duck Decoy, Decoy Farm
Date: 1600 - 1840 Collection: Historic Environment Record Reference: MLI60297
Archaeology/General Archaeology
Castle Hills Wood ringwork and baileys
Date: 1066 - 1563 Collection: Historic Environment Record Reference: MLI54187
Archaeology/General Archaeology
Uffington Bridge, Barnack Road
Date: 1600 - 2050 Collection: Historic Environment Record Reference: MLI30049
Archaeology/General Archaeology
Sempringham Hall, Sempringham Priory
Date: 1580 - 1616 Collection: Historic Environment Record Reference: MLI30040

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