 The Roman settlement was sacked by Anglo-Saxons in the third century.In contrast to Huntingdon, archaeological finds have been extensive in the centre of Godmanchester, which has two conservation areas of early recognition, including many timber-framed Tudor houses, the largest being Tudor Farm, dating from 1600 and restored in 1995.The Roman "castra" is mentioned in Godmanchester's name, which comes from Anglo-Saxon "Godmundceaster", referring to a Roman fortified place or army camp of/belonging to Godmund, a typically Saxon name.