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Roman amphora at White Colne (EHER 82659)

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Summary

A complete Dressel 1B amphora (broken and repaired in recent years) was found in the nineteenth century somewhere in the area of White Colne. The vessel is now at Prested Hall, Feering, but was formerly kept at Colne Priory. It is presumably the only surviving remnant of a Welwyn type grave.

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Location

Grid reference TL 87 30 (point) Generic location for area - exact NGR not known.
Civil Parish WHITE COLNE, BRAINTREE, ESSEX

Type and Period

Description

NRHE data transfer: A complete Dressel 1B amphora (broken and repaired in recent years) was found in the nineteenth century somewhere in the area of White Colne. The vessel is now at Prested Hall, Feering, but was formerly kept at Colne Priory. It is presumably the only surviving remnant of a Welwyn type grave. <1> See also: <2> 2026 note: Could be related to EHER 9367; however, the date and description of find is different.

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Sources

  • <1> DESC TEXT: Cunliffe, B. and Rowley, T.. 1976. Oppida The Beginnings of Urbanisation In Barbarian Europe. p.318.
  • <2> Monograph: Whimster, R.. 1981. BAR 90 - Burial practices in Iron Age Britain: a discussion and gazetteer of the evidence c 700 BC- AD 43. p.370.

Related Events (1)

Other References

  • NRHE identifier: 381735
  • National Monuments Record: TL 83 SE 11

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