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Under the Mud of a Cambridgeshire Channel Sleeps Since 850 B.C. a Village of Burnt Wood Whose Textiles Have Never Rotted
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Under the Cambridgeshire vase lies Must Farm, a village on stilts destroyed by fire around 850 BC. Figurated in an anaerobic mud for nearly three millennia, this hamlet delivered exceptional archaeological treasures: more than 180 fragments of textiles, dishes filled with food residues, and tools that seem to have been cut the previous week. More
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