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Reading Abbey Ruins

Reading Abbey Ruins

We are working with local authorities and other land managers to make sure that important archaeological sites are properly cared for and managed, so that they survive into the future.

Reading Abbey ruins are an important archaeological site in Reading. Please follow the link below to find out more about the abbey's history.

Are you a landowner or manager?

We can advise on how to look after and conserve any archaeological remains on your land, and on how to include archaeology in schemes such as Countryside Stewardship.

Contact Us

We are based in Reading's Central Library and can be contacted by post, phone or e-mail. Our postal address is:

Berkshire Archaeology
Central Library
Abbey Square
Reading
RG1 3BQ

Alternatively you can call us on 0118 937 5976 or email us.

Date updated: 31 Mar 2011


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