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Anchor text: East Anglia
Target Entity: East_Anglia
Preceding Context: The Romans constructed the Fen Causeway, a road across the Fens to link what later became
Succeeding Context: with what later became central England; it runs between Denver and Peterborough. They also linked Cambridge and Ely, but generally their road system avoided the Fens except for minor roads designed for exporting the products of the region, especially salt, beef and leather. Sheep were probably raised on the higher ground of the Townlands and fen islands, then as in the early nineteenth century. The Roman period also possibly saw some drainage efforts, including the Car Dyke along the western edge of the Fenland between Peterborough and Lincolnshire, but most canals were constructed for transportation.
Paragraph Title: Roman farming and engineering
Source Page: The Fens

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