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Our neighbours, the Romans
The blog will log our archaeological student training and research project at the likely Roman villa at Bridge, on the Nailbourne, Canterbury

Month: September 2016

Day Four at the Roman site on the Nailbourne

By Lloyd Bosworth | 08 September 2016

Sally writes: The site continues to produce abundant finds of various materials: fired clay building material (Roman brick and tile), Roman pottery, animal and bird … Read more

Day Three at the Roman site on the Nailbourne

By Lloyd Bosworth | 06 September 2016

Sally writes: Trench B is 10m by 2m and some further distance back from the Nailbourne river than Trench A. After the topsoil (2000) was … Read more

Day Two at the Roman site on the Nailbourne

By Lloyd Bosworth | 06 September 2016

The finds we have had today include material culture that we have found and identified, for example brick material, which is of a type that … Read more

Day One at the Roman site on the Nailbourne

By sw63 | 06 September 2016

Due to study of aerial photography by Chris Blair-Myers, crop mark traces resembling Roman buildings were identified in parkland near Bishopsbourne. The crop marks warranted … Read more

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