Monument record 1187/0/9 - Possible Romano-British Building & Pits

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{1} Features revealed in a new drainage trench included a stone foundation and possible pits. Unstratified pottery suggests a date mostly AD C2nd-3rd.


<1> JACKSON D.A.; TYLECOTE R.F., 1988, Two New Romano-British Ironworking Sites in Northamptonshire: A New Type of Furnace?, 19/275-298 (checked) (Article). SNN43553.

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  • <1> Article: JACKSON D.A.; TYLECOTE R.F.. 1988. Two New Romano-British Ironworking Sites in Northamptonshire: A New Type of Furnace?. Britannia. 19. Soc For Prom Rom Studies. 19/275-298 (checked).

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Grid reference SP 96891 97285 (point) Approximate
Civil Parish LAXTON, North Northamptonshire (formerly East Northants District)

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Apr 10 2014 12:36PM

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