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Heath Wood barrow cemetery
52.8280° N, -1.4900° E
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Heath Wood barrow cemetery is a Viking burial site near Ingleby, Derbyshire.
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Viking arrival
873 A.D.
St Saviour's church built
1662
Heath Wood landscape change
18th century
Early excavation by Thomas Bateman
May 1855
Modern excavations
1998–2000
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