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9.2. SOUTHERN COUNTIES (EAST)

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  14 August 2017

Sadie Watson
Sadie Watson*
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Roman Britain in 2016
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Britannia , Volume 48 , November 2017 , pp. 411 - 425
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Copyright © The Author(s) 2017. Published by The Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies 

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407 Following an earlier geophysical survey.

408 Work by David Sanchez, TVAS. S. Preston sent information.

409 Work by Helen Vernon of MOLA for Crest Nicholson Ltd (BR-PGV16). V. Gardiner sent information.

410 Work by Helen Vernon of MOLA for Crest Nicholson (BR-PGV16). V. Gardiner sent information.

411 Archaeological evaluation by Peter Vellet and Vix Hughes of Oxford Archaeology for Bellway Homes Limited (North London). R. Shaffrey sent information.

412 Work by David Platt, TVAS. S. Preston sent information.

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414 Work by the late Hugh Toller, who sent information.

415 Work by Steve Leech of John Moore Heritage Services. K. Dowding and S. Leech sent information.

416 Work by Steve Ford, TVAS. S. Preston sent information.

417 Work by Steve Ford, TVAS. S. Preston sent information.

418 Margary, I.D., Roman Roads in Britain (3rd edn, 1973)Google Scholar; Margary, I.D., ‘The Chichester Brighton Roman road’, Sussex Notes and Queries 11, No. 7 (1947)Google Scholar.

419 Work by the late Hugh Toller, who sent information.

420 Work by Wessex Archaeology, directed by Peter Capps, for Bovis Homes Ltd. P. Bradley sent information.

421 Work by the late Hugh Toller, who sent information.

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424 Excavated by Con Ainsworth in the 1970s.

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426 By the Worthing Archaeological Society Field Unit in 2006.

427 Work undertaken by Worthing Archaeological Society Field Unit, directed by Gordon Hayden. D. McOmish sent information.

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429 Work by the late Hugh Toller, who sent information.

430 Work by Sean Wallis, TVAS South. S. Preston sent information. The follow-up excavation is in progress at the time of writing.

431 Work by Ian Cipin, Pre-Construct Archaeology Ltd, for Turnbull Group. T. Vitali sent information.

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433 Work by David Rudling and Steffan Klemenic for the Sussex School of Archaeology. D. Rudling sent information. Work continues in 2017.

434 Work by Sean Wallis, TVAS South. S. Preston sent information.

435 Found in 2015 by Mr Jon Long, with a metal-detector. BM ref. 2015 T990; PAS ID: SUR-372B2C. Lucilla coin probably struck prior to her elevation as Lucius Verus’ empress in a.d. 164. R. Abdy sent information.

436 Found in 2015 by Ms Mairi Sargent, with a metal-detector. BM ref. 2015 T993 (addenda to 2012 T846 and 2015 T993); PAS ID: SUR-A9011D (for first addenda see SUR-4A0926). R. Abdy sent information.

437 Work by Alexis Haslam, Matt Edmunds and Paw Jorgenson, Pre-Construct Archaeology Ltd, for Property Partners (Two Rivers) Limited. T. Vitali sent information.

438 Blockley, K., Sparks, M. and Tatton-Brown, T., Canterbury Cathedral Nave. Archaeology, History and Architecture, The Archaeology of Canterbury New Series Vol. I (1997), 9–11Google Scholar.

439 Work by A. Hicks, Canterbury Archaeological Trust for the Dean and Chapter. J. Elder sent information.

440 Work by H. Mosley, Canterbury Archaeological Trust for the King's School. J. Elder sent information.

441 The same street was recorded during excavation prior to construction of Mitchinson House in 1979–80; Bennett, P., ‘The Mint Yard Site’, Annual Report 1979–1980, Canterbury Archaeological Trust (1980), 15–18Google Scholar.

442 Work by P. Bennett, Canterbury Archaeological Trust for the King's School. J. Elder sent information.

443 Work by S. Pratt, Canterbury Archaeological Trust, for Sevenoaks Environmental Consultancy on behalf of the developer, Mr Andrew Kerin. J. Elder sent information.

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445 Work undertaken by volunteers and Canterbury Archaeological Trust as part of Canterbury City Council's HLF and Big Lottery funded Westgate Parks project. J. Elder sent information.

446 Work by D. Boden and A. Hicks for Canterbury Archaeological Trust commissioned by CgMs Consulting on behalf of Canterbury Christ Church University. J. Elder sent information.

447 A. Hicks, Destined to Serve. Use of the Outer Grounds of St Augustine's Abbey, Canterbury, Before, During and After the Time of the Monks. Canterbury Christ Church University Excavations 1983–2007 (2015), 17–21.

448 Work by D. Boden, Canterbury Archaeological Trust, for Jenner (Construction) Ltd on behalf of Barton Court Grammar School. J. Elder sent information.

449 Work by Maidstone Area Archaeological Group. A.J. Daniels sent information.

450 Work by Wessex Archaeology, directed by Jake Warrender, for CgMs Consulting. P. Bradley sent information.

451 Work by Wessex Archaeology, directed by Andrew Souter, for CgMs Consulting. P. Bradley sent information.

452 Work by Wessex Archaeology, directed by William Santamaria, for CgMs Consulting. P. Bradley sent information.

453 Work by P. Bennett and A. Hicks, Canterbury Archaeological Trust, for CgMs Consulting on behalf of their client Quinn Estates. J. Elder sent information.

454 See Britannia 47 (2016), 358Google Scholar.

455 Work by Isca Howell of MOLA for Tarmac Trading Ltd (KT-KNQ16). V. Gardiner sent information.

456 Work by A. Macintosh, Canterbury Archaeological Trust for Mr John Wood. J. Elder sent information.

457 Work by R. Lane, Canterbury Archaeological Trust for Kier Construction Ltd on behalf of the Education Funding Agency. J. Elder sent information.

458 Found in 2010 during archaeological excavations of the route of the East Kent Access Road by Oxford Wessex Archaeology. BM ref. 2010 T432. R. Abdy sent information.

459 Found by Mr Raymond Piper with a metal-detector. BM ref. 2016 T36; PAS ID: KENT-3C97E7, KENT-3C68CC and KENT-3C83FE. R. Abdy sent information.

460 Work by Wessex Archaeology, managed by Mark Williams, for Bellway Homes. P. Bradley sent information.

461 Found by Mr David Smith, with a metal-detector. BM ref. 2000 (2015 T135); PAS ID: KENT-70B424. R. Abdy sent information. Donated to Tunbridge Wells Museum.

462 See Britannia 47 (2016), 358–9Google Scholar. For the earthworks see Britannia 45 (2014), 393–4Google Scholar and fig. 26. Within Earthwork 1, the rectangular enclosure is now designated Earthwork 2, the entrance works on the south-east are termed Earthwork 3. Beyond the western limits, a linear bank and westward-facing ditch is now Earthwork 4 while the 8 ha enclosure within Willows Wood, centred at TR 1091 5889, is now referred to as Earthwork 5.

463 Work by C. Sparey-Green who sent information. The work was carried out with the kind permission and support of the woodland manager Rick Vallis of Silva Woodland Management and the landowner, John Wilson-Haffenden. The assistance of Canterbury Archaeological Trust (CAT) staff, members of the Dover Archaeological Research Group, a research student from the University of Kent and volunteers both local and from afar is gratefully acknowledged. As in 2015, the project could not have been undertaken without financial backing from the late Hugh Toller, to whose memory the current work is dedicated.

464 Work by Wessex Archaeology, directed by Owen Batchelor for Bailey Partnership. P. Bradley sent information.