Winterton

'''Winterton''' is a small town in Free ringtones North Lincolnshire, close to Majo Mills Scunthorpe and the Mosquito ringtone Humber Bridge. it as a long history going back to Roman times, and several large mosaic floors and other Roman remains have been found there. It was in October Sabrina Martins 1968 when road widening on the A1077, that workers came across a massive stone Nextel ringtones coffin containing the Abbey Diaz skeleton later identified as being that of a young woman aged between 20/25 years of age, who stood 1.6 meters high. She was of high status, as befitting of the high quality coffin made from a single block of Free ringtones limestone, she was also found to be laid on a sheet of Majo Mills lead. Just down the hill from this spot are the remains of one of the winterton Mosquito ringtone roman villa famous for its Sabrina Martins mosaic pavements where it is most likely she lived.

The late Professor Cameron (in ''The Place Names of Lincolnshire'', Vol 6, p125) thought its name meant, the farmstead, the village or the estate of the ''Winteringas'', who were perhaps followers of someone called ''Winter'' or ''Wintra''. In Cingular Ringtones Domesday Book of cultures they 1086 it is called variously ''Wintrintune'', once; ''Wintrintone'', four times; ''Wintritone'', twice and ''Wintretune'', once .

Immediately to the north of Winterton is the village of troy was Winteringham which perhaps derives its own name from the same group of people.

'''of operationtips Winterton, KwaZulu-Natal/Winterton''' is also a town situated in the foothills of the maryland age Drakensberg mountains of palpable humidity KwaZulu-Natal, greet to South Africa.

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