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Archaeological excavation by J. Oxley Parker at 'Othona' Roman fort, Bradwell-on-Sea, 1864-1865 - EEX351

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Location

Grid reference Centred TM 0311 0818 (100m by 171m) (2 map features)
Map sheet TM00NW
Civil Parish BRADWELL-ON-SEA, MALDON, ESSEX

Technique(s)

Date

01 Jan 1864 - 31 Oct 1865 at some time

Description

PART EXCAV by Parker, O, 1864 An archaeological excavation, led by the landowner Mr J. Oxley Parker, to investigate the architectural remains exposed by the operations of the South Essex Reclamation Company undertaking marsh reclamation work on the marshes surrounding St Peter's Chapel (EHER 32), during the construction of sea walls. Excavations were carried out 'higher in the field' to reveal the extent and course of the walls. NRHE data transfer: Archive ref: The Oxley Parker Collection.

Sources

  • <1> Serial: Urban, S. (ed.). 1865. The Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Vol. 218. 01-06. Essex Archaeological Society, pp.67-71.
  • <2> Serial: Urban, S. (ed.). 1865. The Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Vol. 219. 07-12. Roach Smith, C., pp.404-408.
  • <3> Serial: Society of Antiquaries of London. 1868. Archaeologia, Volume 41. 41(2). Lewin, T., pp.439-452.
  • <4> Report: Colchester Museum. 1948. Colchester Museum Report. pp.20-29.
  • <5> Serial: Royal Archaeological Institute. 1865. Archaeological Journal, Volume 22. Unknown, p.64.
  • <6> Serial: Royal Archaeological Institute. 1866. Archaeological Journal, Volume 23. Unknown, pp.60-61.
  • <7> Desk-Based Assessment: Medlycott, M.. 2000. Othona, Bradwell On Sea, Essex: Archaeological Desk-Based Assessment. Fig.10.

Related Monuments/Buildings (4)

  • Bronze Age ring money, 'Othona' Roman fort (Find Spot)
  • Roman finger ring, 'Othona' Roman fort (Find Spot)
  • Site of middle to late Anglo-Saxon monastery, Bradwell-on-sea (Monument)
  • Site of Roman shore fort 'Othona', Bradwell-on-Sea (Monument)

Other References

  • NRHE UID: 637988

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