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Romano-British cremation, Ship Lane, Aveley (EHER 82561)

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Summary

Romano-British cremation burial noted by Miss C. E. Allin during quarrying at Ship Lane Aveley.

Map

Location

Grid reference TQ 5749 7952 (point)
Unitary Authority THURROCK, ESSEX

Type and Period

Description

Previously recorded under EHER 5023. According to the sheet, T. Carney stated by phone call that it is a Romano-British cremation, a 2nd century flask, "quite old find". <3> <4> Noted by Miss C E Allin, cremation burial, during quarrying at Ship Lane, Aveley. A flask from the burial is in Thurrock Local History Museum, Accession No 1493, so presumably refers to the same find as above. According to <6> a report is in Thurrock Museum. <5> <6> Information from NRHE A Romano-British cremation burial noted by Miss C. E. Allin during quarrying at Ship Lane Aveley (TQ 5779). A flask from the burial is in Thurrock Local History Museum; Acc. No. 1493.<6> Note EHER 3035 appears to suggest that the cremation was found in association with a Roman pot however the NRHE suggests that they were separate finds under separate occurrences.

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Sources

  • --- DESC TEXT: Historic Landscape Management. 2002. Mardyke Valley Project; A Brief Landscape History of the Mardyke Valley.
  • <3> Artifact: Thurrock Museum. unknown. ARTEFACT Thurrock Museum. Acc No 1493.
  • <4> PERSONAL OBSERVATION: Carney, T.J.. 1976. PERS COMM by Carney, T.J..
  • <5> DESC TEXT: Thurrock Museum. unknown. DESC TEXT Thurrock Mus.
  • <6> Article in serial: Babbidge, A.V. in Huggins, P.J.. 1974. Archaeology in Essex, 1972-73. Essex Archaeol News. No 48, Autumn, p14.

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Other References

  • NRHE identifier: 410552
  • National Monuments Record: TQ 57 NE 29

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