Denton, Lincolnshire
Denton, Lincolnshire is an ancient Roman settlement nestling just south west of Grantham and the A1 in England. It may also be a site of the Beaker culture, based on some archeological finds made. The parish is around 2,600 acres (11 km²) in size. The name derives from the Old English dene+tun, meaning "village in a valley," but in Domesday it is written as 'Dentune'.
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Lincolnshire - Roman - Grantham - A1 - England - Beaker culture - Archeological - Acres
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There is also a town named Denton in Northamptonshire.
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