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Hoxne (/ˈhɒksən/ HOK-sən) is a
village in the Mid
Suffolk district of Suffolk, England,
about five
miles (8 km) east-southeast of Diss,
Norfolk and 1⁄2...
- 52°20′33″N 01°11′15″E / 52.34250°N 1.18750°E / 52.34250; 1.18750 The
Hoxne ****d (/ˈhɒksən/ HOK-sən) is the
largest ****d of late
Roman silver and...
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Hoxne Bishopric was an
episcopal see
founded in the late
ninth century in
Hoxne, Suffolk.
Following the
incursion of the
Viking Great Heathen Army, and...
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Lower Palaeolithic tools in ****ociation with
large extinct animals at
Hoxne,
Suffolk in 1797.
Frere was born in
Roydon Hall, Norfolk, the son of Sheppard...
- The
Hoxne ****d
pepper pot,
commonly known as the
Empress pepper pot,
although it now
seems not to
represent an empress, is a
silver piperatorium, partially...
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Hoxne manor is an
estate in
Hoxne, Suffolk, England. It was
originally a
manor house belonging to East
Anglian bishops.
However following the dissolution...
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Hoxne was a
hundred of Suffolk, with an area of 55,648
acres (225.20 km2).
Hoxne Hundred was a
fertile district averaging about nine
miles (14 km) in length...
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largely forms the
western boundary of the
parish of
Hoxne in a
meandering course to the west of
Hoxne village. Here it is
joined by Gold Brook,
before emptying...
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musicians had
provided all the vocals. 1992 – The
Hoxne ****d is
discovered by
metal detectorist Eric
Lawes in
Hoxne, Suffolk. 1997 –
After nearly 18
years of...
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Wikipedians and
British Museum curators collaborate on the
article Hoxne ****d in June 2010...
