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It's marks the site where a Celtic, Roman, British, or Anglo-Saxon village, or a cluster of dwellings once stood.
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What does site mean in geography?
site means the place where it is located eg. website, the site where the murder took placeThe site in Geography tells us about the land that is occupied by a settlement. It may tell us about there being fertile soils, flat land or being on a hilltop, just to mention a few examples.
What deos the word rural settlement mean?
Rural settlement involves the migration of large numbers of people towards an unpopulated and natural envirnment.
What does the name Neville mean?
Neville is an old French name, meaning "From the New Town or Settlement".
Describe the geography and early settlement of Rome?
Because it layed on seven hills. They chose the site because it seemed to be a great place to live. The hills made the area easy to depend on.
What do the terms P680 and P700 mean in science?
i don't know this is a bad site
What is the difference between the site and situation of a settlement?
the site of a settlement is the actual location of a settlement whilst the situation of a settlement is the surrounding of the settlement.
Define a 'site' of a settlement?
A site of settlement is a place to settle.
What is a site of a settlement?
the site is where you place your settlement. for example, it could be at the bottom of a hill with a forest and a stream nearby
What harbor became the site of the first English settlement in Australia?
Sydney Harbour was the site of Australia's first European settlement.
Why was fleet built on this particular site?
Why was Fleet a settlement site
What was the site of the Connecticut settlement founded by Thomas Hooker's congregation?
Hartford
What does site mean in geography?
site means the place where it is located eg. website, the site where the murder took placeThe site in Geography tells us about the land that is occupied by a settlement. It may tell us about there being fertile soils, flat land or being on a hilltop, just to mention a few examples.
What does port mean-settlement?
Portrate
What does a roman settlement mean?
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What is the oldest American landmark?
The first successful American settlement was Jamestown, originated in 1607. The current site has quite a few artifacts from those early years and they've actually (in the last decade) uncovered the site of the original settlement.
Canada comes from Kanata the huron-Iroquois word for village or settlement that was used to refer to the site of present day?
kanata is the canadian name for village or settlement
Site of first English attempt to found a settlement in north America?
roanoke island
