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dence of late Iron-Age and early Roman saltmaking activity in the Skegness area.[19] Place names and a report of a castle in the medieval settlement have been interpreted as evidence that a Roman fort existed in the town before being lost to the sea in the late Middle Ages.[20] The archaeologist Charles Phillips suggested that Skegness was the terminus of a Roman road running from Lincoln through Burgh le Marsh and was also the location of a Roman ferry which crossed The Wash to Norfolk.[21] If the Roman fortifications indeed existed, it is likely that the Anglo-Saxons used them as a coastal shore fort. Later, the Vikings settled in Lincolnshire and their influence is detected in many local place names.[22] Skegness's name combines the Old Norse words Skeggi and ness, and means either "Skeggi's headland" or "beard-shaped headland";[23] Skeggi (meaning "bearded one") may be the name of a Viking settler or it could derive from the Old Norse word skegg "beard" and have been used to describe the shape of the landform.[24] Skegness was not named in the Domesday Book of 1086. It is usually identified with the Domesday settlement called Tric.[25][n 1] The historian Arthur Owen and the linguist Richard Coates have argued that Tric derived its name from Traiectus, Latin for "crossing", referring to the Roman ferry that Phillips argues launched from Skegness.[33][n 2] The name Skegness appears in the 12th century,[35] and further references are known from the 13th.[34] Natural sea defences (including a promontory or cape, as the place name suggests, and barrier shoals and dunes) protected a harbour at Skegness in the Middle Ages.[36] It was relatively small and its trade in the 14th century was predominantly coastal; its economic fortunes were probably closely related to those of nearby coastal ports, such as Wainfleet, which in turn depended on the larger port at Boston which was heavily involved in the wool trade.[37] It was also an important fishing port.[38] During the medieval period the offshore barrier islands w

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area.[19] Place names and a report of a castle in the medieval settlement h=
ave been interpreted as evidence that a Roman fort existed in the town befo=
re being lost to the sea in the late Middle Ages.[20] The archaeologist Cha=
rles Phillips suggested that Skegness was the terminus of a Roman road runn=
ing from Lincoln through Burgh le Marsh and was also the location of a Roma=
n ferry which crossed The Wash to Norfolk.[21] If the Roman fortifications =
indeed existed, it is likely that the Anglo-Saxons used them as a coastal s=
hore fort. Later, the Vikings settled in Lincolnshire and their influence i=
s detected in many local place names.[22] Skegness's name combines the Old =
Norse words Skeggi and ness, and means either "Skeggi's headland" or "beard=
-shaped headland";[23] Skeggi (meaning "bearded one") may be the name of a =
Viking settler or it could derive from the Old Norse word skegg "beard" and=
 have been used to describe the shape of the landform.[24] Skegness was not=
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sday settlement called Tric.[25][n 1] The historian Arthur Owen and the lin=
guist Richard Coates have argued that Tric derived its name from Traiectus,=
 Latin for "crossing", referring to the Roman ferry that Phillips argues la=
unched from Skegness.[33][n 2] The name Skegness appears in the 12th centur=
y,[35] and further references are known from the 13th.[34]

Natural sea defences (including a promontory or cape, as the place name sug=
gests, and barrier shoals and dunes) protected a harbour at Skegness in the=
 Middle Ages.[36] It was relatively small and its trade in the 14th century=
 was predominantly coastal; its economic fortunes were probably closely rel=
ated to those of nearby coastal ports, such as Wainfleet, which in turn dep=
ended on the larger port at Boston which was heavily involved in the wool t=
rade.[37] It was also an important fishing port.[38] During the medieval pe=
riod the offshore barrier islands w
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