Medieval salt works at Red Hill XIII, near Dutch Village (EHER 82416)

The remains of a Roman salt manufacturing area (or saltern) partly visible as a series of earthworks with associated buried remains, the soil from which exhibits a distinctive red appearance, hence the commonly used term 'red hill'.

Original HER entry merged with NRHE data import: The remains of a Roman salt manufacturing area (or saltern) partly visible as a series of earthworks with associated buried remains, the soil from which exhibits a distinctive red appearance, hence the commonly used term 'red hill'. Medieval reuse of the salt works was also evident. Other less pronounced earthworks, both ridges and depressions, which represent activities associated with the salter and later, medieval cultivation around the mound, are visible surrounding the saltern. Scheduled. <1> - <5> See also: <6> - <13>