A Paper Read Before the Archaeological Institute of Suffolk, at Their Meeting Held at Ickworth, October 2Nd, 1856

This is a reproduction of ＂A Paper Read Before the Archaeological Institute of Suffolk, at Their Meeting Held at Ickworth, October 2Nd, 1856＂ by Arthur Charles Hervey. This historical paper offers insights into the archaeological interests and studies conducted in Suffolk during the mid-19th century.

Presented to the Archaeological Institute, the paper likely delves into specific findings, historical sites, and interpretations relevant to the Ickworth region and broader Suffolk area. It provides a valuable snapshot of the methodologies and perspectives of early archaeological research in the region, making it a worthwhile read for historians, archaeologists, and anyone interested in the local history of Suffolk.

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