The next instalment in Peter Bere’s examination of Monmouthshire through the ages.

This week features late Bronze Age residents with boats shown by the remains of the great lake at over Monnow. Monmouth archaeologists believe that boats were built in pairs and were capable of crossing wide stretches of water such as the Irish Sea and that to the Continent. This was when metal was first used in Britain.

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