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of a time capsule from a particular period of
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settlement on the Hill. They were surrounded by a rectangular ditched enclosure and perhaps made into a 'temenos' or temple. Ritual deposits of animals and coins were buried at the site. Evening shadows reveal dips and hummocks at the Hill's southern end, although they are probably due to the trench
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butterfly on Mill Hill. The underlying rock is chalk on the downs, with alluvium in the old river channels. The Adur district has a variety of habitats in a small area, including natural chalk downs and butterfly meadows, freshwater and reed beds, salt marsh and estuary, brackish water lagoons,
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camp are still tall enough to walk around, although they get a bit vague on the eastern side because of plough damage, and because the Romano-British villagers built their houses just outside the rampart and right up against the barrow on that side. When the village was excavated in 1932, two
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field system whose banks lay regularly on east–west and south–north axes. At its northern end, it is the boundary between
Kingston Buci and Southwick parishes, and at its southern end it bounded Kingston Buci sheep Down to the west, and one of the parish open fields to the east.
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and most of what remained after the war is now long gone, having been replaced by modern houses. The Church of the Good
Shepherd, built in 1913, still stands. Along the Adur mud flats adjacent to Shoreham Beach sits (and at high tides floats) a large collection of
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It is only at this distance from the bypass that the silence of the Downs and the sound of the birds are bigger than the noise of the road. This point marks the beginning of
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is common in the town in the winter months. Insects include dragonflies over the flood plains of the river. The south- and west-facing downs attract at least 33 species of butterfly, including a nationally important population of the
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further along the coast at a point that has varied considerably over time. During the 17th and 18th centuries, the mouth of the river shifted eastwards which restricted trade to the port; by 1810, it was almost opposite
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was dated 1086), and around this time the town was laid out on a grid pattern that, in essence, still survives in the town centre. The present church is approximately half the size of the original structure – the former
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The town centre hosts monthly farmers' and artisans' markets in East Street on the second and fourth
Saturday of the month, respectively, together with the annual 'Light up Shoreham' Christmas market and event.
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thickets. Since 1945, scrub has taken over much of this former open slope. The remaining grassland is only lightly grazed, allowing growth of bramble and thorn and a loss of its ancient down pasture character.
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snails are now gone. Despite efforts by volunteers and rangers, the hill still carries far too great an area of dense and simplified scrub, which has flourished at the expense of the biodiverse turf.
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on the hill: an island of old Down pasture on the eastern slope, an old bostal track, which winds down the slope at its southern end, and a patch of hillside a few hundred yards north, surrounded by
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church. In 1816, work had been completed to fix the position of the river in its present position, flowing into the sea between two piers. Once the harbour mouth was stabilised, it was defended by
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until it was closed to traffic in 1968. The structure is now too weak to carry vehicles and underwent extensive restoration, then was ceremonially re-opened for pedestrians on 23 October 2008, by
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in 1912 and built a film studio there. Shoreham Beach officially became part of Shoreham-by-Sea in 1910. Much of the housing in the area was cleared for defence reasons during the
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across it made by the peasant farmers who lived in Thundersbarrow village. They used to be called "Thunder's Steps." There are big old anthills, and plants such as
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bypass cutting through the Hill. Through the vigorous campaigning of activists from ABBA (the Anti-Brighton Bypass Association) the road was re-routed through a
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lies to the west of the main town and has been in private ownership since 2006. It is the UK's oldest licensed airport still in operation and has a
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jet fighter taking part in the airshow crashed onto the busy A27 road just outside the airport, killing eleven people and injuring several others.
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2505:, actor, was born in the town in 1935.
2464:, painter, writer, and creator of the
1836:Climate data for Shoreham (1991–2020)
4075:List of civil parishes in West Sussex
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3467:from the original on 29 November 2016
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2751:from the original on 15 January 2013
2725:from the original on 25 October 2012
2446:was born in Shoreham-by-Sea in 1993.
2301:was born in Shoreham-by-sea in 1899.
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3501:"Shoreham - Shoreham - West Sussex"
1745:in use. The bridge was part of the
3223:Natural England - Designated Sites
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2393:and made over 400 appearances for
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3194:"Mill Hill & the Butterflies"
3165:Long Distance Walkers Association
3049:from the original on 12 June 2007
2781:from the original on 16 July 2007
2695:. Office of National Statistics.
2669:Shoreham Harbour Lifeboat Station
844:The town is the end-point of the
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3243:Knight, Colin (August 2017).
2664:Red Lion Inn, Shoreham-by-Sea
2467:Geographers' A–Z Street Atlas
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3583:. BBC News. 22 August 2015.
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2478:Ricardo Consulting Engineers
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2159:2015 Shoreham Airshow crash
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2095:Average rainy days
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3524:9 September
3489:. May 2004.
3471:28 November
2981:"Main Page"
2503:David Ryall
2444:Luke Newton
2372:retired to
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2331:philologist
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2297:Playwright
2292:Brian Behan
1815:Shoreham FC
1783:Heart South
1761:Local media
1743:toll bridge
1646:large thyme
1635:access land
1548:may blossom
1517:grass moths
1355:South Downs
1309:adonis blue
1115:also form.
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386:West Sussex
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270:West Sussex
165:West Sussex
94:2011 Census
71:West Sussex
4218:Categories
4152:Geography
4047:Southwater
4032:Rustington
3986:Chichester
3737:4 December
3079:14 January
3023:14 January
2895:7 November
2817:7 December
2729:27 January
2680:References
2592:Twin towns
2561:Ted Walker
2545:Judy Upton
2437:Absent Elk
2423:Fiona Mont
2413:Max Miller
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