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

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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