English Heritage is monitoring the archaeological importance of a site in Northumberland, specifically the Low Hauxley area which was part of the Radcliffe opencast mine.
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Updated Aug 1
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English Heritage is monitoring the archaeological importance of a site in Northumberland, specifically the Low Hauxley area which was part of the Radcliffe opencast mine.
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Northumberland
historic county of England, United Kingdom
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English Heritage
charity responsible for the National Heritage Collection of England
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Radcliffe
town in the metropolitan borough of Bury, Greater Manchester, England
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