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Roman pottery, Thorn Cottage (EHER 5646)

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Summary

1st century pottery found in 1938 during digging of a trench for a water main.

Map

Location

Grid reference TL 7661 0371 (point)
Civil Parish SANDON, CHELMSFORD, ESSEX

Type and Period

Description

Original HER entry merged with NRHE data import. 1st century pottery found in 1938 during digging of a trench for a water main. A black layer, 4-5 yards long and 6ft deep was noticed along the sides of the trench. Fragments of black gritted pottery and charcoal were noticed in it. The layer was 6" deep <1> <2> <3> The finds are present in Colchester Museum Accession Number 143 45. <4> Fragments of 1st century Roman pottery found in pipe laying at Thorn Cottage in Colchester Museum (Bull collection) Accession No.143.45. <5> Additional reference <6> <7>

Finds

Sources

  • <1> RECORD SHEET/FORM: Ordnance Survey. 1950-1990. OS cards. TL70SE02, 1950.
  • <2> DESC TEXT: Unknown. 1960 onwards. SMR form unknown.
  • <3> Monograph: Powell, W.R.. 1963. Victoria County History, Essex, Vol III: Roman Essex (VCH). Victoria County History. p 177.
  • <4> Artifact: Colchester Museum. unknown. ARTEFACT Colchester Museum. Acc No 143.45.
  • <5> PERSONAL OBSERVATION: Ordnance Survey. Field Investigator's Comments. F1 JET 15-NOV-1949.
  • <6> MISCELLANEOUS MATERIAL: Oral information, correspondence (not archived), or staff comments. Inf Mr Tucker Thorn Cottage Sandon.
  • <7> Report: Colchester Museum. Colchester Museum Report. 1944-194 p30-32.

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Other References

  • Old SMR Number: TL70-054
  • NRHE identifier: 378339
  • National Monuments Record: TL 70 SE 2

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