What is recorded here
Coventina's Well is a spring located in Northumberland, associated with the ancient Romano-British goddess Coventina. The site is of historical and archaeological interest, reflecting early pagan worship and the sacred significance of water in pre-Christian Britain.
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Photo: Mike Quinn · CC BY-SA 2.0