The river Adur was navigable to Bramber, and Botolphs was apparently the site of the "Old Bridge"; but the sea began to recede in about 1350, and the river silted up, after which the bridge fell into disuse and the village population declined.
The sea began to recede in about 1350, and the river to silt up, after which the village population declined. The river Adur was navigable to Bramber, and Botolphs was the site of a river crossing.
The river Adur was navigable to Bramber, and Botolphs was the site of a river crossing. The sea began to recede in about 1350, and the river to silt up, after which the village population declined.
The river Adur was navigable to Bramber, and Botolphs was the site of a river crossing. The sea began to recede in about 1350, and the river to silt up, after which the village population declined.