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How new developments are revealing Britain's past
"While the foundations of the next new build home or office block are being dug, archaeologists can take the opportunity to delve down into our history."
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"While the foundations of the next new build home or office block are being dug, archaeologists can take the opportunity to delve down into our history."
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"A collection of the city's prestigious residential buildings have finally been restored to their 19th-century glory."
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"The capital got its first plaque in 1866, inspiring similar schemes all over the country."
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"Their rarity, coupled with a fascinating history and unique architecture, ensure that mill conversions are always in great demand."
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"Auctioning historic buildings not only preserves them, but also generates funds for other projects."
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"What you need to know before buying or selling a house listed by English Heritage."
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"It's a term you often see on property details – but what does it really mean?"
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"Five properties with political connections to rival Number 10."
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"They're depicted as dark and gloomy in the current BBC2 drama Wolf Hall, but in reality Tudor houses are often flooded with natural light and full of character. "
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"The proud owner of a Grade I listed house, Clive Aslet knows both the joy and pain of custodianship."