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ID	Post ID	Source	Title	Author	Pub Date	URL	Accessed	Notes
59	716	Internet Archaeology	A Gazetteer of Sub-Roman Britain (AD 400–600): The British Sites	Christopher A. Snyder	1997	View Link	2026-09-22	The Ancaster entry discusses the late Roman cemetery of more than 300 inhumations. Most were stone-lined graves or wooden coffins aligned east to west and few contained grave goods. It notes that these characteristics led to interpretation of the cemetery as possibly Christian, while presenting that identification as uncertain rather than established fact.

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