Lyminge

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Lyminge is a historic village in Kent, England, notable for its early medieval Anglo-Saxon archaeological remains and religious significance.

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Lyminge canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf civil parish
village
administrativeUnit civil parish of Lyminge
archaeologicalResearchBy University of Reading
associatedWith King Eadbald of Kent
linked to: Eadbald of Kent

Saint Ethelburga of Kent
linked to: Saint Ethelburga
contains village of Etchinghill
village of Lyminge
country England
designation historic village
earliestChristianFoundation one of the earliest in Kent
excavationsBegan 2000s
governingBody Lyminge Parish Council
hasArchaeologicalSite Anglo-Saxon great hall complex at Lyminge
Lyminge Anglo-Saxon monastery
Lyminge Anglo-Saxon settlement
early Anglo-Saxon cemetery at Lyminge
hasChurch Parish Church of St Mary and St Ethelburga, Lyminge
hasDialCode 01303
hasFeature archaeological excavations
parish church
rural landscape
hasLandscape chalk downland
valley setting
hasOSGridReference TR1640
hasPostTown Folkestone
hasTransport bus services to Folkestone
historicCounty Kent
knownFor Anglo-Saxon archaeology
early Christian site
early medieval settlement
religious significance
locatedIn Folkestone and Hythe District
Kent
locatedNear Canterbury
Etchinghill
Folkestone
Postling
Stanford, Kent
locatedOn Kent Downs
partOf Folkestone and Hythe local government district
Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
patronSaint Saint Ethelburga of Lyminge
linked to: Saint Ethelburga
postalCounty Kent
region South East England
religiousSiteSince 7th century
religiousTradition Christianity
timePeriod Anglo-Saxon period
linked to: Anglo-Saxon England

early medieval period

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