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Camlet Moat
Some study should be made of a connection with the site at 51.6660019,-0.1377502, named Camlet Moat, near Cockfosters.

Excavations there suggest this is contemporary to the meme, near the front line between the residual Roman forces and the Viking holdings, which lay down the Lea Valley, and on the high ground between St Albans and Colchester: it is only just off one of the Ridgeways. I might very, very tentatively look towards Waltham Abbey as the first maintainable crossing of the Lea, running through Chelmsford to Colchester.

This is OR, and so cannot possibly be included in the meme, however there is a certain congruity given the absence of knowledge of the route east of St Albans. Northwards is on the flatlands, southwards in the Thames Valley, and control of what high ground there is gives vision of what's going on below. I'd therefore look for the road to run from St Albans through Potters Bar to Waltham Abbey. And Camlet Moat is just south of that line, on the top edge of Trent Park. Connect the dots. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 2.123.173.109 (talk) 21:30, 29 May 2018 (UTC)