The First Reclamations

The humble first recoveries after the Broken Centuries: fords made dependable again, shrines restored, lanes cleared and markets held often enough for strangers to trust the road. They belonged to enclaves, abbeys and stubborn settlements, and public memory holds they were bought by sacrifice and sanctity as much as planning.

Also in this age

c. 3930–4116 · The Long Return · Reclamation & expedition, London
c. 3942–3949 · Day of Locked Choir Doors · Rising & riot, Kent and the Narrow Sea
c. 3942–3949 · Field of Ashen Pasture · Battle, Kent and the Narrow Sea
3942–3949 · The Canterbury Obedience War · War, Kent and the Narrow Sea
c. 3942–3949 · The visitor turned back at Chilham · Politics & diplomacy, Kent and the Narrow Sea
c. 3942–3949 · The walking of the bounds at Bekesbourne · Religious, Kent and the Narrow Sea

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When: c. 3930–4063 A.C.
Age: Early reclamation
Kind: Reclamation & expedition
Region: Britannia
Named in: Book I, Book II

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