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Mill Reef (Indigenous site)

Archaelogical site in Antigua

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Mill Reef is a Ceramic period and post-Saladoid site in Saint Philip, Antigua and Barbuda. It is about 3 kilometres from the nearest major village, Freetown. It is located on the present day Mill Reef Club property and was likely inhabited for about 600 years starting 400 AD.

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