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Archaeologia Cantiana Vol. 58 - 1945 page 72
                                            
        HOLBOROUGH: A RETROSPECT.  By R. F. Jessup, F.S.A.  Continued

generally recognized to be the burial places of well-to-do Romanized Britons or of wealthy merchants from Belgic Gaul who participated in the intensive commercial development of south-eastern Britain during the first half of 

the second century. If such a man were buried at Holborough, his house can scarcely be other than that villa we have mentioned.

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